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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

By the early 2000s, younger actors and directors began asking “Wendy who?” I had to brave the question: does her work hold up now?

Sue Barry remembers the first time she saw the world in three dimensions. She had just come out of her optometrist’s

Picture a warm May day in South Hadley. Standing on the lawn in front of Blanchard Campus Center is a group of

Barbara Passino ’69 always thought that American breakfasts were often the worst meal of the day. So when she and her husband

Alumnae confront the challenges with thoughtfulness, humanity, and success Like so many others in America, Jennifer Kyker ’02 had seen

Nonfiction In the Words of Women: The Revolutionary War and the Birth of the Nation, 1765–1799 By Loiuse V. North,

It’s How We Handle the Unforeseen Crises that Defines Us Nineteen years ago, Sally Everett ’65 was diagnosed with Alpha-1