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Kat Cope ’05 Working from her subconscious—saying she allows materials to guide her work, Kat Cope ’05 is a mixed-media

In the early days of March 1936, Mount Holyoke students had one thing on their minds: mid-semester vacation. Winter had

Built in the years immediately following the fire of 1896, which destroyed the original seminary building on campus, Talcott Greenhouse

Celebrating the Past and Present of Mead Hall Last fall Phoebe Cos ’16 began contemplating just how thankful she was to live

This semester Ali Safran ’14 is managing a nonprofit from her dorm room in South Mandelle. Incorporated in June, Surviving

In 1977, when I was the only woman teaching full time at the newly formed Yale School of Management, I

The Beer Explosion of 1972 In the spring of 1972, students in Microbiology 301 were studying the process of fermentation

Oil on Canvas The children in Jude Harzer’s ’87 paintings seem to stare boldly from the canvas, as if refusing

Certified Athletic Trainer All About Strength For thirty years Ellen Perrella has been head athletic trainer and lecturer in physical

Pancake Study Break Late on May 1—the first day of final exams—a line of hungry Mount Holyoke students assembled at