Keep up with all the ways in which the Mount Holyoke community is pushing the limits of human knowledge, building lasting bonds and leading the way forward — on campus and around the world.
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New directors Kris “knp” Nolan-Parker and Lauren Collier are leading Residential Life and Disability Services within Mount Holyoke’s Division of Student Affairs.
For the seventh consecutive year, Mount Holyoke College has received the 2026 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award from Insight Into Diversity.
Mount Holyoke College student Barbara Wilkins ’28 discusses the excitement of working in the Botanic Garden.
Mount Holyoke College’s class of 2030 has arrived on campus, ready to challenge conventions and make connections.
President Holley welcomes the Mount Holyoke College community to the fall semester and provides updates on College initiatives and upcoming events.
Caroline Nobo ’07 will return to Mount Holyoke as director of the Weissman Center for Leadership, bringing more than 15 years of experience in higher education, nonprofit leadership and public service.
In all aspects of her life, Lori Kilburn ’86 strives to be “clear and graceful” — a descriptor she remembers well from the instruction page in Mount Holyoke College’s blue exam books. That’s why the simplicity of a deferred gift annuity appealed to her as a way to give back to the College, receive tax benefits today and enjoy steady payments in the future.
Elizabeth (“Betty Ann”) Allen ’72 and Emilyann Nault ’19 share how Mount Holyoke College, internships and other experiential learning opportunities prepared them for career success. Emilyann serves as programme manager for the Movement and Rehabilitation (MoveR) Digital Health and Care Hub at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. Betty Ann was a petroleum geologist for Shell Oil. A former trustee and faculty member of Mount Holyoke, Betty Ann is an ardent supporter of internships and a member of the Mary Lyon Society.
The College is one of just 22 schools nationwide, and the only women’s college, to receive the Princeton Review’s highest possible financial aid score, the latest recognition of Mount Holyoke's investment in access and affordability.
Mount Holyoke College congratulates our recipients, alternates and finalists of the 2025–2026 fellowship application cycles.
