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Pathfinders in Public Health

Alumnae Break New Ground Preventing Disease and Promoting Health The public health challenges of the twenty-first century are vast—antibiotic resistance

Financial Challenges: What MHC Is Up Against

Since a “perfect storm” swept the US economy off its foundations last fall, the waves have eroded finances everywhere, including

Humble Crusader: Tashi Zangmo FP’99 Promotes Female Education in Bhutan

Many an alumna has been described as “following in Mary Lyon’s footsteps,” but the comparison fits Tashi Zangmo FP’99 better

Tattoos: Stories in Ink

I got my first tattoo a month after my twenty-first birthday. I had been imagining it for six months and

Down to Earth: Bringing Green Living Home

These days, “green” living is a mark of chic. It’s as common to hear people boast about their new Prius

Thirty Years of Red Ribbons

HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, continues to make headlines as activists and researchers mark the thirtieth year since the first

Making the Grade: What’s Right with U.S. Public Education

Amid the drumbeat of bad news about America’s educational system, Mount Holyoke alumnae are using their skills to make improvements—one student, one classroom,

Mercury Rising: What Happened When Lauren Smith Stirred Up the Mud

Like most waterways, the bottom of the Savannah River is full of dark, mucky sediment. In 2005, when Lauren Wooten

Letting Go of the Body Myth

“I’m just trying to change the world one fat girl at a time,” Gabi Gregg ’08 writes in the Young, Fat, and Fabulous blog

Crusading For a Cause

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

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