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This past summer was an amazing, Mount Holyoke-filled adventure. I left campus for an internship in New York City, and

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

Japanese Fan Book Bequeathed to Mount Holyoke by Josephine Purtscher Fellows, class of 1924, when she died in 1986, Painted

The following is a list of books published by alumnae and faculty, or about alumnae, and received at the Alumnae Quarterly offices

If walls could talk, the walls of the Eliot House lounge could tell you the stories of our lives. The

Mount Holyoke College’s first known international student, Susanna Major, came from Canada and graduated in 1843. The first from outside

Gifts from Mary Olmsted ’41 Jamie Collings ’18 begins his research with the objects in a collection that immediately catch