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Mount Holyoke College launches the largest campaign ever undertaken by a women’s college, which will expand scholarships and career opportunities, advance academic excellence and reimagine campus life.

Mount Holyoke College student Marri Shaeffer ’29 reports on a student-organized financial wellness conference that brought students together with experts to discuss money management and financial independence.

Mount Holyoke College student Annabel Prokes ’28 reflects on a Career Development Center Trek to Boston, where visits to a school, public library and university revealed diverse career paths in education and the impact of MHC alums.

Mount Holyoke student Chiara Hodge ’29 was shortlisted for the John Locke Institute’s Global Essay Prize for an argument exploring whether good actions can be morally wrong when motivated by bad intentions.

Three members of the Mount Holyoke College community were named to Washingtonian’s 2026 list of the 300 most powerful women in Washington, recognizing their leadership in philanthropy, government affairs and education.

Mount Holyoke College was ranked highly by U.S. News & World Report and other outlets.

President Holley discusses the importance of studying higher education.

Mount Holyoke College alum Suchi Saria ’04 was named one of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People in AI 2026 for her work on a sepsis-flagging device.

Senior Paloma De La Caridad Ortega ’27 reflects on what makes Mount Holyoke unique at the semester’s opening ceremony.

New directors Kris “knp” Nolan-Parker and Lauren Collier are leading the Office of Residential Life and Disability Services within Mount Holyoke’s Division of Student Affairs.