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Mind Maps “I can’t survive without art,” says Ariel Szabo White ’09, who uses the name Ariel Szabo professionally. Since her

For twenty-seven years students have gathered at Gettell Amphitheater to take part in the Lunar Howling Society’s monthly ritual In

Mary Lyon’s recipes Among the collection of Mary Lyon’s manuscripts housed at Mount Holyoke are several recipes written in Lyon’s

—By Janice Beetle This article appeared in the fall 2015 issue of the Alumnae Quarterly.

The summer provided an extraordinary opportunity to connect with alumnae across the country, from Seattle, San Francisco, and Jackson Hole

I first became aware of the term “pro-life” in 2004 when my mother and I walked in the March for

Internationalizing the Student Experience During the week of November 16, the Mount Holyoke campus was awash with banners and signs

Mount Holyoke leads the way with the most inclusive policy on transgender admission among its Seven Sisters peers “We typically

—By Nicole Villacres ’18 This article appeared in the winter 2016 issue of the Alumnae Quarterly.

“How wacky is this? A seventy-four-year-old wanting to study Farsi in Iran?” asks Constance Dilley ’62. Dilley has been interested