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The Origins of Mount Holyoke’s Esteemed Blackstick Literary Society

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

President’s Pen: Summer 2017

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

Bryna Turner’s ’12 “Bull in a China Shop” Depicts Life of Mary Woolley

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

MHC Crossword Puzzle: A Challenge for All Mount Holyoke Wonks

This crossword by Eunice Willson Rice ’34 originally ran in the winter 1987 issue of the Quarterly, in celebration of Mary

19th Century “Prayer for Mount Holyoke” Rediscovered in the Archives

Uniting a Community In 1919 Charlotte D’Evelyn, a new member of the Mount Holyoke English faculty, received a “Prayer for

Alumnae Speakers at Commencement

¶ The summer 1990 Alumnae Quarterly included a transcript of playwright Wendy Wasserstein’s ’71 commencement address to the graduating class.

Dollars and Sense

¶ In the winter 1990 issue of the Alumnae Quarterly, a humorous infographic/comic was used to describe how donations to the Campaign

Women’s Health Issues

¶ ¶ The spring 1980 issue of the Alumnae Quarterly was solely dedicated to the education and promotion of women’s health. Topics

Independent Study

¶ ¶ The spring 1971 issue of the Alumnae Quarterly celebrated the independent academic work of Mount Holyoke students and

The Role of the Alumnae Association

¶ In the summer of 1969, president of the Alumnae Association, Barbara Waugh Stephenson ’45, wrote an article for the Alumnae Quarterly addressing issues

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