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For more than five years Kathryn Hobbie ’69 and her cast of characters have been entertaining and educating elementary school

Last spring, in a box of materials received from members of the Mount Holyoke class of 1922, staff at Archives

“As a first-generation Japanese immigrant to the United States, I have personal experiences that I’d like to write about to

It has been truly delightful over the last year to relive, in the pages of the Alumnae Quarterly, one hundred

¶ I never aspired to become a birder; indeed, I never really looked at birds or knew anyone who did

Four alumnae talk about the sometimes unexpected turns in their career paths Perhaps, like many parents, you put your career

If the notion of “return on investment” is a new way of students, parents, policymakers, and the wider public measuring

I am a DES Daughter. DES—diethylstilbestrol—was a synthetic estrogen prescribed to millions of pregnant women, from about 1940 to the

The daughter of abolitionists and a leading suffragette, Helen Pitts, class of 1859, fought for civil rights long before her

¶ How it All Began The first issue of the Mount Holyoke Alumnae Quarterly debuted in April 1917 at a