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Found Objects: Spreading Joy About a year ago, Molly Dietrich Morris ’99 joined The Kindness Rocks Project™, a grassroots campaign

A little over three years ago, higher education experts Cathy Trower and Peter Eckel wrote an article that appeared in

We are all photographers. Each one of us carries in our pocket an amazing tool to take family photos, pictures

One’s worst nightmare is having a paper due for your own college nineteen years after graduation. A friend of mine

The first time Nancie Fimbel ’68 stepped onto campus, she knew she belonged. “This is where I wanted to be,”

From the age of nine, Markeisha Miner ’99 knew what she wanted to be when she grew up: a lawyer.

Volunteering as a nurse during the Civil War was only the beginning of 1859 alumna Nancy Hill’s lifelong career in

Alumnae visiting campus often spend time at their favorite spots and seek out those spaces that are new since they

In my role as a clinical psychologist providing specialized career counseling and assessment, I often work with people who look

Rewind to Tiffany Tang’s ’97 junior year at Mount Holyoke, and she likely would have declared she was done with