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A window into plant life of the past Until 1905, the creation and maintenance of an herbarium was a regular

The Pump House, and what was referred to as the “kissing bridge,” were familiar sights to Mount Holyoke women of

Andrea LeClair ’02 had no farming experience when she first got chickens, but now she has a flock of ten

Having trouble viewing this message? View online Sending Mount Holyoke Love in the New Year Happy New Year to

Many of Mount Holyoke’s buildings have been partially or completely destroyed by fire over the years. See more photographs at

Andrea LeClair ’02 had no farming experience when she first got chickens, but now she has a flock of ten

Having trouble viewing this message? View online Sending Mount Holyoke Love in the New Year Happy New Year to

Many of Mount Holyoke’s buildings have been partially or completely destroyed by fire over the years. See more photographs at

Cookbook Author Cathy Barrow ’78 The Quarterly article “A Scholarly Feast” delved into the field of culinary history with Barbara

At first the letter seemed ordinary enough, but when I read the opening line—I was hooked. “Quite out of the