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Then and Now: Pangy Day

Pangy Day was conceived by a group of students who wanted to recreate the spirit of the forgotten tradition of May Day—during which students arranged numerous theatrical productions and elaborate pageants on Prospect Hill.

Then and Now: Pangy Day Web Exclusive

Learn more about the tradition of Pangy Day in the Alumnae Quarterly article, “Then and Now: Pangy Day.” How to Pronounce Pangynaskeia Pangy

President’s Pen: Spring 2015

A few years ago, Anne-Marie Slaughter created a firestorm when her article “Why Women Still Can’t Have It All” was

Inside a Campus Tour

Read more about what how students, including tour guides and Harriet Newhall Scholars, are helping shape the next generation of

Venturing Out on Her Own

Christina Brandstrom Balotescu ’97 shares how she started her own business It’s well known that women often struggle to reach

Dana Whyte ’60 and Sandhya Banskota ’10 reconnect during Reunion

Meaningful Moments

The Connections Program joins classes fifty years apart, helping alumnae and current students find common ground between generations—and changing lives in the process.

The Maven: Achieving Sexual Health and Satisfaction

Sexual health is literacy in the language of the human body and how it functions sexually, insight into our own

MoHome Memories: A Gathering of Scholars

During the most volatile years of World War II, Mount Holyoke saw a slew of extraordinary visitors as the College played host to the Entretiens de Pontigny, an intellectual gathering of European and American scholars.

Insider’s View: Wa-shin-an

Wa-shin-an, translated directly as “Peace Mind House,” is a “hidden jewel on campus, and a rare space to find at

On Display: Shared History

Time Capsule “Vive la M.H.C.,” reads a toast by Nan Evans, class of 1900. Inscribed on a small, handwritten class

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