Four alumnae talk about the sometimes unexpected turns in their career paths Perhaps, like many parents, you put your career on hold to raise a family. Or an economic downturn wreaked havoc on your field and forced you to change jobs. Maybe careers not open…... » Read more
The daughter of abolitionists and a leading suffragette, Helen Pitts, class of 1859, fought for civil rights long before her marriage to Frederick Douglass Helen Pitts Douglass, class of 1859, and her husband climbed excitedly into a hansom cab outside the Grand Central Hotel in…... » Read more
Recognized as one of the best college art museums in the nation, Mount Holyoke’s museum embarks on a new chapter, strengthened by an infusion of acquisitions that takes the institution’s mission of teaching with art to new heights The Mount Holyoke College Art Museum’s recently…... » Read more
The visionary work of Ann O’Leary ’93 The national press has taken to calling Ann O’Leary ’93 a wonk (Politico and Fortune magazine), and even a wonk and a nerd (Elle). Of course, the fact that they talk about her in the context of an…... » Read more
