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During the last two weekends in May, we welcomed back nearly 1,300 alumnae from classes ending in nines and fours

1. President Pasquerella pledged full tuition to all Frances Perkins Scholars. In January, as part of a conference hosted by the

Culinary historian Barbara Ketcham Wheaton ’53 turns to cookbooks to learn about the past. “Ladies and gentlemen,” announced Barbara Ketcham Wheaton

Life Revealed Through a Lens Photographer Ann Ginsburgh Hofkin ’65 has mastered the art of slowing down, pausing to appreciate

Remembrances of a onetime campus job For sixty years visitors to Mount Holyoke dorms rang a doorbell and were let

With Fellowship, Alumna Constructs Inspired Art Installation With the help of the Mary E. Woolley Fellowship, Kat Cope ’03 is

Alumna Wins Fellowship to Pen New Memoir The 1905 Fellowship, awarded last spring by the Alumnae Association to Sehba Sarwar ’86,

The Odyssey welcomes Katy Simpson Smith ’06 for her debut novel, The Story of Land and Sea. Set in a

Miriam’s Words—an in-depth, real-time account of the life of the spouse of a public servant in the mid-twentieth century—is a

It’s hard-wired into me. There comes a moment in late July when I begin thinking about the start of school.