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Eyitemi Popo Launches Digital Magazine With a degree in international relations and digital media from MHC, Eyitemi Popo ’12 spends

The boathouse is 1.5 miles from campus on an 8.5-acre, College-owned parcel of environmentally preserved land. The 4,750-square-foot, single- story,

Jessica Klein Helps Rebuild Community through Civic Hacking When Superstorm Sandy destroyed communities along the coastline of New York and

Before the advent of the Internet, text messages, or Skype, trains helped connect America’s vastly differing regions.

Merli V. Guerra ’09 (top) and Kimberleigh Allen Holman ’09 (below). Photos from top to bottom by Shane Godfrey, Julia E. Wagnerm

How seven young professors became rock stars for a night (or two) “When you play music, your first obligation is

Financial confidence could well be a final frontier for women, one we must broach and conquer. Here are five steps

Watching the sun set over the Baltic Sea is breathtaking. The calm water mirrors the sun’s pastel tones. The Swedish

The opening of our academic year coincided with the launch of the College’s new charge— never fear / change—words that

This article appeared in the fall 2013 issue of the Alumnae Quarterly