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Upon Closer Inspection Christina Zwart ’87 is not afraid to walk into a pizza joint and ask for a few

Spring 2011 Off the Shelf: More Books Mount Holyoke authors are a prolific lot, and we don’t always have space

In 1968, the city of Memphis, Tennessee, was at the center of the Civil Rights Movement. The movement and its leaders

Caroline Boa Henderson, class of 1901, maintained correspondence with her classmate Rose Alden for several decades following their graduation from

Then: 1940s Also referred to as Gracious Living or simply Gracious, Gracious Dinners were held every Wednesday night and Sunday

The following is a list of books published by alumnae and faculty, or about alumnae, and received at the Alumnae

Supported by a Carnegie Fellowship, Professor Lauret Savoy Digs into the Essential Questions of Her—and Our—American Past David B. Truman

Teacher and Mentor A teacher, earth scientist, writer, photographer, and pilot, Professor Lauret Savoy is also a woman of mixed African-American,

Dr. Virginia Apgar ’29 is most known for changing the landscape of obstetric medicine with her invention in 1952 of

¶ As we close out the centennial year of the Mount Holyoke Alumnae Quarterly, we decided it was time to