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Virginia Apgar ’29 was an obstetric anesthesiologist best known for the Apgar score, a clinical system for evaluating the physical

In the fall of 2010, Hannah Barg ’14 (left) had just returned to the US from Israel, where she had spent her

Lorelle Pye FP’13 Awarded NSF Grant At Lorelle Pye’s FP’13 high school in central Florida, students were rarely encouraged to

It’s been said that writing is easy; you just sit down at your typewriter and bleed. Sounds pretty untidy, fairly

The Frances Perkins Program Students in the Frances Perkins Program for women of nontraditional age describe what they’ve experienced at

Cathy Barrow ’78 on creating a practical pantry Spring and summer are busy seasons for Cathy Barrow ’78, author of

Culinary historian Barbara Ketcham Wheaton ’53 turns to cookbooks to learn about the past. “Ladies and gentlemen,” announced Barbara Ketcham Wheaton

—By Olivia Lammel ’14 This article appeared in the fall 2014 issue of the Alumnae Quarterly.

Mary Lyon’s hair jewelry On the evening of March 5, 1849, Mary Lyon’s close friend Rebecca Fiske sat down to

Jacqueline Mosher FP’09 grew up amid her parents’ expansive collection of more than 1,000 rock and mineral samples. A few