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On April 15, 1865, Nettie Bacon, class of 1866, was traveling back to South Hadley after a holiday when she

Mount Holyoke stands apart in a crowded higher-ed landscape when it comes to helping students infuse professional skills into a

Miniature artist book On April 15, 1865, Antoinette (Nettie) Bacon, class of 1866, was returning to South Hadley in a

Two alumnae are demanding that companies remove toxins from the products women use every day It was late in the

Achieving Great Heights At the age of nineteen, Imogene Opton Fish ’55 traveled to Oslo, Norway, to represent the United

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

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

The Nominating Committee respectfully submits the following slate of candidates for election at the Annual Meeting to be held on May 16, 2015.

How Mount Holyoke women pushed for the vote “A woman’s college is not generally thought to be the place to

Overseen by Barbara Moakler Byrne ’76, the Women in Leadership Index is showing that the market is bullish on companies