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After suffering personal loss, alums reach out to help others Deborah Morosini ’80 is a doctor. She appreciates logic and has

When Funteller Thomas Jackson FP’94 was a child in Detroit in the 1950s and ’60s, the thing she wanted most

Libraries are serving lattes and muffins, and local bookstores seem to be going the way of the blacksmith shop. Last

To celebrate her tenth wedding anniversary in 2007, Sherri VandenAkker ’87 and her husband, Malcolm, drove west from Boston to

A pioneering alumna doctor delivers a mixed prognosis The state of lesbian healthcare is like the classic cartoon in which

MHC alumnae residing in Brisbane, a small town next door to San Francisco, may have set a record of sorts

Past issues of the Alumnae Quarterly are available back to spring 2005. Earlier issues are not available online, but individual articles may

By the early 2000s, younger actors and directors began asking “Wendy who?” I had to brave the question: does her work hold up now?

There she was after graduation, living with her parents, missing her friends, and dealing with the loss of her beloved “Moho community.”

In elementary school, we learn about puberty and periods, but few of us get a crash course in menopause.