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This article appeared in the spring 2014 issue of the Alumnae Quarterly.

I have a confession to make. Until a few months ago, I had never been to the Emily Dickinson Museum. I

New York Times columnist David Brooks’s speech at the Council of Independent Colleges’ 2014 Presidents Institute in January paid homage

The spring 2014 Alumnae Quarterly gave an insider’s look at the Talcott Greenhouse, built in 1896. Watch a video by Kimberlyn Fong ’15 of

Department of Psychology and Education Building on more than a century of expertise, Mount Holyoke offers an interdisciplinary undergraduate program

This article appeared in the summer 2014 issue of the Alumnae Quarterly.

Dr. Marvin Mitchell actually met Madeleine Stout ’13 in person last fall, but he first encountered her twenty-three years ago

When Kay Althoff FP’84 arrived at Mount Holyoke in 1982, she was forty-one and the mother of three school-age children. She

Beth Dunn ’93 is a writer and editor at HubSpot, a Cambridge, Massachusetts-based, marketing software company, where she manages the

In 1961 the amphitheater was constructed as just one part of an ambitious campus improvement plan implemented by Richard Glenn