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Rita Banerji ’90 Fights Female Genocide According to Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen, there should be millions more women and girls

What everyone should know about … A Quarterly series When the twenty-ninth Olympiad opens in August, the eyes of the world

How America Can Thrive as Others Powers Rise The rise of other global powers is most often posed as a

Rachel Fuller Brown, class of 1920, almost didn’t attend Mount Holyoke. Although she was a strong student and hard worker

When Jennifer Mele ’93 started as associate director of communications at the Harvard Business School, Julia Parrillo ’88, director of

Every person working for universal human rights would love to know the secret to successfully changing dated attitudes and cultural

Where we end up in life, says Ayesha Vera Yu ’97, is the result of “our background…chance, and choice.” A

Determination, and an alum’s backing, helped a future physician aspire higher In her first essay for eleventh-grade AP American history,

Building a Smarter Criminal-Justice System Pattie Knight FP’98 steps out of her car. It’s 8:30 p.m. The sky is dusky