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Libraries are serving lattes and muffins, and local bookstores seem to be going the way of the blacksmith shop. Last

To celebrate her tenth wedding anniversary in 2007, Sherri VandenAkker ’87 and her husband, Malcolm, drove west from Boston to

A pioneering alumna doctor delivers a mixed prognosis The state of lesbian healthcare is like the classic cartoon in which

Joanna Lillian Brown ’73 hopes that you will buy her book before you really need it. Caring for Dying Loved

Deborah Harkness ’86 won acclaim for her scholarly works on the history of science, but the effusive praise greeting her

Words Worth a Second Look Fiction Miss Me When I’m Gone By Emily Arsenault When Gretchen Waters, divorcee and author

Acclaimed debut novelist Hanna Pylväinen ’07 examines a family’s struggle with the burdens of faith Writing a memoir as an

Introducing our new website! In response to feedback from nearly 1,000 alumnae and as part of our integrated marketing and

Carla Richardson Lambert ’88 reflects on bringing daughter Brittany ’16 to MHC this fall.

New Book Showcases Best-Known Work of Susan Kare ’75 Susan Kare ’75 has created countless computer icons during her three-decade career as