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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

As a teenager in middle school in India, Michelle (Misha) Ali ’17 remembers listening to music with her friends and

Ruth Muskrat Bronson, class of 1925, belonged to two different worlds. Her father was Cherokee, and she was raised in

To nearly everyone who has spent time on campus the memory of Mount Holyoke is a memory of trees: the

Sycamores, located on Woodbridge Street north of the Mount Holyoke campus and named for the grand trees that once lined

From 1909 to 1961 a select few upperclass students could be seen wandering around campus with a distinctive black stripe

It is an inescapable and heartwarming truth about Mount Holyoke that we are invested in a tradition of traditions. At

¶ ¶ In Your Own Words Since the very beginning, alumnae have kept in touch through class notes, a distinction

Playwright Bryna Turner ’12 discusses her critically acclaimed play inspired by the letters of Mary Woolley and Jeannette Marks In