Building wings at the Stoling Ceremony
Mount Holyoke College held its twenty-second annual Stoling Ceremony for graduating students of color, with the theme “We Built Wings Here.”
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Mount Holyoke College held its twenty-second annual Stoling Ceremony for graduating students of color, with the theme “We Built Wings Here.”
Mount Holyoke College celebrated the class of 2026 at its one hundred eighty-ninth Commencement and marked the occasion with remarks from trailblazing alums and speaker Beverly Guy Sheftall.
Graduating senior Fatima Shah ’26 believes that what made her education so extraordinary at Mount Holyoke College is that the word “impossible” never got used.
The Fimbel Maker & Innovation Lab at Mount Holyoke College held its annual Spring Showcase, featuring a wide array of projects from a broad range of classes.
Mount Holyoke College senior Cora Elena Harte ’26 was student teaching in Amherst, Massachusetts, this semester as part of her teaching licensure. She attended two conferences on reading and literacy to help both her current and future students.
Celine Falcón-Geist ’25 is a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant in Senegal and credits her time in Mount Holyoke College’s teaching licensure program for her current success.
The Mount Holyoke College Faculty Show returned to an in-person performance for the first time in eight years and emerged as funny as ever.
Hanh M. Pham ’26, a senior at Mount Holyoke College, reports on nineteenth-century mathematical models now on display on campus.
Kannille Washington ’28, a Mount Holyoke College sophomore, named one of the 12 inaugural Voices of the Future Fellows.
Mount Holyoke College junior Sophie Kahn ’27 and her team, the Data Minions, won this year’s ASA Five College DataFest. How did they do it? By not writing a line of code until the second night, she writes.