Summer Quarterly 2018

Features

Since Hillary Clinton’s defeat in the 2016 presidential election, record numbers of women have declared their candidacy for elected office.

About a year ago we launched an essay contest, but the idea had been percolating around our office for a

With a new book, Mona Marich Hanford ’64 makes the case for faith in a field where Mount Holyoke alumnae

Since Hillary Clinton’s defeat in the 2016 presidential election, record numbers of women have declared their candidacy for elected office.

About a year ago we launched an essay contest, but the idea had been percolating around our office for a

With a new book, Mona Marich Hanford ’64 makes the case for faith in a field where Mount Holyoke alumnae

After a one-year term as president-elect, on July 1 Maria Z. Mossaides ’73 assumed the role of president of the

The following is a list of books published by alumnae and faculty, or about alumnae, and received at the Alumnae Quarterly offices

In fall 2002, Claudine Lang Bing ’60 was an art professor on Semester at Sea. The time she spent traveling

“I’ve been selling pieces to Ripley’s Believe It or Not for several years now,” says Kerry Mott ’09, an artist

Part of the original Mary Lyon Hall building constructed in 1897, the small chapel that now houses the Interfaith Sanctuary

Among the treasures held by Archives and Special Collections are reunion books going back decades. It’s hard to know just

Over the past year visitors to Mount Holyoke may have noticed the installation of 10 new signs throughout campus: green

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