Thank You, Thank You, Thank You The Campaign for Mount Holyoke total has topped $189.5 million as of December 31, 2009. Thanks to all our loyal alumnae, parents, and friends who generously contributed $12 million in new gifts and pledges to the Campaign to date this fiscal year.
Mark McMenamin on Earthquakes In the wake of the devastating earthquake in Haiti, Questioning Authority asked the geology prof to talk about the significance of this quake and the likelihood it could happen again.
Roshonda Degraffenreid FP’10 Heads to Ghana The psychology major crossed the Atlantic Ocean for the first time to help a Ghana-based organization empower African women and advocate for their rights.
Dances with Horses at MHC For equestrians seeking new challenges, this year’s J-Term offered up something different: Musical Freestyle 101, a course in creating musical routines to perform on horseback.
Haitian Relief Efforts at MHC Student group CAUSE is coordinating a Haiti relief effort with MHACASA, the MHC community, and the Five Colleges and will be posting information to their Web site.
MHC's Manegold Reaps Praise for New Book Visiting senior lecturer in English and journalist Catherine S. Manegold wins accolades for her new book, Ten Hills Farm: The Forgotten History of Slavery in the North.
International Education Expert at MHC Feb. 11 Erin Murphy-Graham will speak about her research involving women’s education in rural Honduras and its impact on their intimate relationships.
Global Images Contest 2009-2010 Sasha Williams ’10 was among the winners in the McCulloch Center’s 2009-2010 Global Images Contest. View her photo of Jerusalem’s Western Wall, as well as many others.
Making a Difference: Lindsay Ordower '07 Lindsay Ordower '07 is featured in a Learning Matters video from Teaching for America. The piece chronicles Ordower's two years in a New Orleans high school.
Nexus: From Curriculum to a Career MHC has launched a new program designed to give students a crucial edge as they make the transition from their liberal arts studies to meaningful and successful careers.
MHC Administrators Travel the Globe in January MHC administrators, including president Joanne V. Creighton, will visit Sydney, Australia, to attend the WEW conference; Hong Kong; and Effat University in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
