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Alison Lynch ’10 has been busy the past eight years. She earned a law degree and then a master’s —

While Abbey Memorial Chapel houses two organs, it’s the Fisk Organ that offers a spectacular view familiar to anyone who

A current exhibition at the Mount Holyoke College Art Museum creates space for the work of renowned artist Joan Jonas

The first “Me Too” moment I recall was in 1984 in Politics of Patriarchy, a 100-level course taught by Professor

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

Margaret Wiss ’16 is interested in the interactions between dance and science. In her choreography she explores how dance and the

In the fall Holly Mitchell ’13 was named a recipient of Poets & Writers’ Amy Award, given annually to New York-area

After teaching at Hofstra University and serving as chair of the computer science department and director of interdisciplinary programs at

We saw in the fall 2017 elections a wave of new leaders emerging, many of them strong, intelligent women. Many

We asked Tom Clark, director and curator of the Mount Holyoke Botanic Garden, to list notable campus trees that were