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Artist-in-residence For two months last spring Susan Jane Walp ’70 was the artist-in-residence in the studio art department at Dartmouth

… The class of 1952 just celebrated our sixty-fifth reunion. For sixty-five years the Alumnae Quarterly has arrived in our

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 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