Seeing and empowering future Native scholars
Anpa’o Locke ’21 submitted one of the winning essays of the College’s 2019 Hortense Parker Celebration.
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Anpa’o Locke ’21 submitted one of the winning essays of the College’s 2019 Hortense Parker Celebration.
Toni-Ann Williams ’23 submitted one of the winning essays of the College’s 2019 Hortense Parker Celebration.
Sarah Paust ’20 shares her experiences as member of the Mount Holyoke Outing Club.
Sharing an experience in the Hokkaido International Foundation’s Japanese Language and Culture Program and the advice received from Professor of Asian Studies Naoko Nemoto.
Reflecting back on some fond memories throughout four years at Mount Holyoke, finding that many of them took place beyond the gates.
Madeline discusses how she is connecting attending a small liberal arts college to study politics and philosophy with her career ambition of becoming a jouralist.
This internship was my first experience in science research, and it made me want to continue on to a future in research related to renewable energy.
Starting strong with electrical properties research in the Aidala Lab at Mount Holyoke College.
The 2019 Common Read event was an integral part of Mount Holyoke Orientation for the whole community.
“The mission of the SAW Center truly embodies what being a member of the Mount Holyoke community is all about.”