A friendship that changed Mount Holyoke
In 1968, the city of Memphis, Tennessee, was at the center of the Civil Rights Movement. The movement and its leaders
Winter Quarterly 2020
Features
Mount Holyoke celebrates ten years of Teaching with Art program
For the past 10 years, Mount Holyoke students across disciplines have been engaging with art through a program that brings
The Dust Bowl stories of a Mount Holyoke alumna
Alumnae Quarterly article, Caroline Boa Henderson, class of 1901, gave readers a glimpse of a little-known world — farming
Departments
Votes for Women sash made for the College’s 1916 Suffrage Day
Votes for Women sash This white cotton dress and handcrafted “Votes for Women” sash were part of the student-curated exhibit
A look inside the Cochary Pub and Kitchen
Located on the ground floor of the Community Center, the Cochary Pub & Kitchen offers a selection of pub-style dishes
Winter 2020 Books
The following is a list of books published by alumnae and faculty, or about alumnae, and received at the Alumnae
