Mount Holyoke Professor Karen Hollis takes a closer look at ants and antlions deadlocked in an ever-escalating evolutionary battle.
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Mount Holyoke professor argues that framing immigration as a "crisis" is the result of short political memories and leads to ineffective policies that cause harm.
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Mount Holyoke alumnae Deborah Broyles ’85 of Reed Smith LLP and Mary A. Francis ’86 of Chevron were named among the most influential women in Bay Area business.
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As on TV's The Voice, judges listened to MHC's Glee Club and Chamber Singers and chose them to perform before an audience of conductors and music educators.
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According to an international study coauthored by Mount Holyoke College’s Elizabeth Long Lingo, women raised by working moms held more supervisory roles.
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Master’s in teacher leadership program seeks to change education from within.
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Donna Williams ’84 used her business savvy to found Field Goods, which transforms the model of how to get fresh, tasty food from farms to families' dinner tables.
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View a photo gallery of Mount Holyoke College's 178th commencement ceremonies.
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A national education advocate told the class of 2015 their Mount Holyoke College education will lead to long-term success in today’s economy.
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President Lynn Pasquerella presented the President's Award for Outstanding Service to Erica DeBlase of the Counseling Service and Bardee Sadlier of athletics.
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During May, the College and its professors attracted grants and fellowships from the following organizations.
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Mount Holyoke's Professional and Graduate Education (PaGE) program offers credit courses ranging from Currents in Contemporary Art to Chinese to Physics II.
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This summer, with the help of a Davis Projects for Peace award, Catheleen Heyliger FP’16 will start an ambitious project aimed at improving women's lives in Léogâne.
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A documentary focused on teaching philosophy to kids, led by Mount Holyoke College professor Tom Wartenberg, has won a regional Emmy.
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In the latest Difficult Dialogues, Mount Holyoke President Lynn Pasquerella discusses with two professors the genesis, evolution, and future of this national movement.
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The Hollings award will help Erin Jones ’17 develop her deep love of oceanography by providing academic funding, contacts, and a paid research internship.
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