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Showing how global education is an essential part of the liberal arts, 35 seniors receive an award for the breadth of their international experiences.
An article in Robot magazine looks at Mount Holyoke College's conference on robotization and the future of jobs.
Mount Holyoke is one of five award winners for this year's Senator Paul Simon Award, which recognizes excellence and innovation in internationalization.
From clothes that light up to vacuum-formed chocolate molds, the Mount Holyoke College Makerspace offers tools and training to create and collaborate.
Students affected or concerned about their status should be in contact with the McCulloch Center for Global Initiatives.
International students and McCulloch Center initiatives have helped globalize the education of every Mount Holyoke student.
Six student-athletes spend part of the summer with the Coach for College program to teach sports and academics to middle-schoolers in Vietnam.
Shannon McCarley 17 discusses language and her international experiences.
“As an international student from a small country, I am constantly learning so much more about different cultures through the people I interact with here.”
A Mount Holyoke senior finds study abroad brings her back home with a mission: to work with her Latinx community.
Faculty, administration, students and alumnae participated in several lectures and events marking the McCulloch Center’s tenth anniversary.
Juniors Javeria Kella and Davan O’Donnell are the first students to participate in Mount Holyoke’s first international joint-degree program.
Acting President Sonya Stephens joined more than forty college and university presidents in signing a letter regarding the recent executive order.
Samyukta Jadeja ’21 shares her Shakti Program experience, what Mount Holyoke means to her and how she plans to bring change back to India.
This year’s Global Challenges Conference focuses on changing global–local inequalities and features keynote speaker Diana Wells of Ashoka.
“I found myself at Mount Holyoke. I learned self-reliance in a foreign country. I realized I have control over my life. I need to be responsible for it.”
Interdisciplinary classrooms fuel a passion for learning in faculty and students alike.
Mount Holyoke’s new minor in entrepreneurship, organizations, and society is attracting students with a wide variety of interests and backgrounds.
Social entrepreneur and writer Zainab Salbi will give a public talk on “Women, Islam, and the Middle East” as the 2016 Collins Global Scholar-in-Residence.
Three seniors win big at an international competition for business ethics, the College’s second year at the event — and its second big win.
Professor Khory discusses how South Asian immigrants in Europe and the U.S. are organizing and engaging in political activism.
“Part of learning maturely is coming up with your own ideas, stepping out of your comfort zone and engaging with people who are different from you.”
Mount Holyoke students visit Washington, D.C., and find inspiration from alumnae to explore careers in public service.
Programs such as DAAD RISE offer internships that give students practical experience in a variety of STEM fields, stipends, and a summer in Germany!
Mount Holyoke College students swept up seven Fulbrights this year, along with two Davis Projects for Peace grants and two critical language study awards.
Mount Holyoke students excelled at the annual Clinton Global Initiative University gathering, winning awards—and top honors in the coding competition.
The McCulloch Center for Global Initiatives has changed the Mount Holyoke world — and Mount Holyoke has changed global education.
Dr. Luitgard Knoll ’52 discusses some of her favorite memories of Mount Holyoke and what it meant for her to receive a global education.
Upasana Sharma '18: the first MHC student to win a General Course scholarship from the London School of Economics, will study British colonialism.
In the decade since its founding, the McCulloch Center has led MHC’s commitment to integrating international education in students' college experience.
Marbles champ Whitney Lapic ’18 came to Mount Holyoke and found mollusk fossils, international paleontology fieldwork and a passion for research.
For 10 years, the McCulloch Center for Global Initiatives has prepared Mount Holyoke students to be changemakers in communities around the world.
The annual Student Leadership and Service Awards presentation was a celebration of Mount Holyoke’s top student leaders.
Professor Corson studies how governments at various levels make environmental decisions.
Empowered by the skills she gained at Mount Holyoke, Woyneab Habte ’17 founded a copy shop in her country to provide peers an alternative to sex work.
Julia organized an international affairs organization and faculty panel to address global politics at Mount Holyoke College.
MHC was featured in International Educator magazine by NAFSA for Impact Assessment and Faculty Engagement on Campus.
“As a senior, I’m confident enough to say I am a global citizen, and I owe it all to the education that was provided to me within a diverse setting.”
A team of three students swept their division in an international business ethics competition, the College’s first appearance at the annual event.
Politics professor Khory, an expert in migration, international security and South Asia, will lead Mount Holyoke’s McCulloch Center for Global Initiatives.
National Endowment funds pilot program to explore global and local inequalities through humanities lens.
Glamour Magazine selected Ellen Chilemba ’17 as its College Woman of the Year grand-prize winner.
While Closing Minds and Borders? An OpEd by Eva Paus, Carol Hoffmann Collins Director, McCulloch Center for Global Initiatives.