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Forgive/Can’t Forget

Like all of the other seven-year-old girls in my religious sect, I had an operation that removed part of my

Then and Now: Senior Ball

—By Rachel Aylward This article appeared in the summer 2015 issue of the Alumnae Quarterly.

President’s Pen: Summer 2015

Five years ago, when I began hosting The Academic Minute on National Public Radio in collaboration with Albany’s WAMC, our goal

Marketing Toolkit

Goal of the Campaign To provide alumnae with an intuitive, engaging, and appealing way to connect with the Alumnae Association,

Mount Holyoke Forever Shall Be

Alumnae that span generations across nearly a century recall their time at Mount Holyoke during Reunion festivities.

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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