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Scholar-activist Rosa Clemente will lead a lunchtime discussion of the Common Read, Between the World and Me, by Ta-Nehisi Coates.
MHC art historian Paul Staiti will give a reading of his book on the painters of the American Revolution on October 19 at the Odyssey Bookshop.
Caitlin Shetterly will give a talk at Mount Holyoke College about her new book, Modified, a personal exploration of GMOs and big agriculture.
Many Mount Holyoke College students pursue internships in the Pioneer Valley, which offers exciting opportunities.
Art historian and curator Tricia Y. Paik has been named the next director of the Mount Holyoke College Art Museum.
Nicole Pelletier ’18 is sharpening her teaching skills by conducting a free English as a second language class for Mount Holyoke College staff.
Films, one of India’s many rich artistic traditions, are far more sophisticated, creative, and self-aware than the “Bollywood” moniker implies.
A new book about higher education features The Lynk as a winning example of how colleges can help students integrate academics with work and internships.
Six of the country’s leading educators have become instructors in Mount Holyoke College’s master of arts in teaching program.
Mount Holyoke College and its professors received several grants and fellowships between November 2015 and March 2016.
