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¶ In the thirties and forties, Mount Holyoke lost three respected and notable members of its community: zoology professor Cornelia Clapp

¶ ¶ The January 1926 issue of the Alumnae Quarterly featured a fold-out reproduction of a letter written by Emily

¶ ¶ On page thirty-two of the debut issue of the Alumnae Quarterly, editor Margaret Ball, class of 1900, and

How the National Same-Sex Marriage Debate Affects Alumnae Ellen K. Wade ’70 made history by marrying her longtime love, Maureen

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

The visionary work of Ann O’Leary ’93 The national press has taken to calling Ann O’Leary ’93 a wonk (Politico

Torches in Shadows CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform Combining contemporary poetry and painting, Torches in Shadows is a selection of the

In the legal battles for marriage equality, Mount Holyoke alumnae have formed a formidable (and sometimes unwitting) team On an

In the Service of Others Zanethia Eubanks ’94 is an active-duty commander in the United States Public Health Service. She

Former College trustees Audrey McNiff ’80 and Barbara Moakler Byrne ’76, both investment bankers, have taken on an exciting project as funders