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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

This article appeared in the spring 2017 issue of the Alumnae Quarterly.

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“After forty years, I recently returned to the small Spanish town that was the site of my doctoral fieldwork on

Tucked away on the western edge of campus behind Pearsons Hall sits the house where the past eight Mount Holyoke

These days, with apologies to Tina Turner, I’ve been asking myself, “What’s death got to do with it?” You can’t

Queer Gospel: A Reclamation A bunch of PhD candidates forming a queer gospel group? Sounds unlikely and unusual, but it’s

A Place for Star Gazing Lost to time, the Pepper Box was once a highlight of campus. Built in 1884,