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Victorian Splendor Erica Kooij Robb ’81 spent seven years renovating the Victorian-style Judge D.A. Barnes house, but doesn’t own it

Feedback on “Must I be Uncommon?” Essay • Thanks to Olivia Lammel for her “My Voice” essay in the spring

Rebecca Smith Lovelace ’70 had worshipped at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church her whole life, until late last year. Now she’s

Wine is a time capsule. Every bottle tells a story,” says Nicole Brun-Cottan FP ’05, who gave up a career

Dana Rubin ’12 and Hannah Blackmer ’12 Hit the Road, Seeking Sustainable-Living Ideas On Labor Day weekend, a white Mercedes

What do you do as interim dean of faculty? Anything and everything having to do with the lives and

Ideas expressed in the Alumnae Quarterly do not necessarily reflect the official position of either the Alumnae Association or Mount

These active alums’ stories should inspire you, whether your goal is to run a marathon or just get off that couch more often.

In her latest book, Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld ’76 takes kids into the garden. Growing up on a farm in the

FICTION: Great-Aunt Sophia’s Lessons for Bombshells BY LISA CACH (Gallery Books) Grace Cavanaugh agrees to be a companion for her