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—By Sara Rottger ’19 This article appeared as “Library Atrium” in the winter 2018 issue of the Alumnae Quarterly.

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

Supported by a Carnegie Fellowship, Professor Lauret Savoy Digs into the Essential Questions of Her—and Our—American Past David B. Truman

Marie Cavosora ’91 is known as the resident “Dairy Godmother” at CalaBoo Dairyard, a social enterprise that she founded in

Dr. Virginia Apgar ’29 is most known for changing the landscape of obstetric medicine with her invention in 1952 of

In the 1700s European aristocrats invented a new landscaping feature: the lawn. Intended as a status symbol, lawns leapt across

¶ In 1917 the Alumnae Association spent $2.60 on a brass plaque that now marks the office of the Alumnae

A cure from the past During January staff from Mount Holyoke’s Archives and Special Collections worked with a team of

A Story in the Soil Across from the College, nestled between Ashfield and Jewett Lanes, observers are confronted with a

¶ In its very first issue the editors of the Alumnae Quarterly invited readers to send feedback, and in its