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Nonfiction Flora’s Empire: British Gardens in India By Eugenia Herbert During the colonization of India, British expatriates feeling homesick for

“My mother has very little memory of what it was like to give birth,” says Jainee McCarroll ’93. “She was knocked

The Quarterly asked the alumnae educators quoted in “Making the Grade: What’s Right with US Public Education” to suggest Web

Dottie Segal Casper ’48 didn’t think of herself as funny for most of her life. But in her late seventies,

[Extras associated with the summer 2010 feature article in the Mount Holyoke Alumnae Quarterly magazine, by Hannah M. Wallace ’95]

Alumnae confront the challenges with thoughtfulness, humanity, and success Like so many others in America, Jennifer Kyker ’02 had seen

On Being the First Family Member to Attend College Katie Pierce’s mother couldn’t understand why her daughter wanted to go

Archive Captures Women’s History Through Dress Above Chapin Auditorium, high up in Mary E. Woolley Hall, we climb the stairs to

Eat Your Way Around the World the Alumnae Way The next time you go out to dinner in Manhattan or

Clarity Guerra ’09 Proves MHC Is Ready for Its Close-up Clarity Risska Guerra’s first job out of college was to