Page 1 of 6     1 2 3 4 ... 6  Next> Search current stories | Archives
		MHC Art History Prof to Lead Trip to Rome John Varriano, Idella Plimpton Kendall Professor of Art, will lead "Sites and Sensibilities: Walks in Rome and Environs," an October 2008 trip cosponsored by the MHC Art Museum July 22, 2008
		MHC's Amy: Cashing Out On Our Future Professor of politics Douglas J. Amy has authored an op-ed in the July 22, 2008, Providence Journal criticizing the government's quick fix policies. July 22, 2008
		MHC's Lauret Savoy Featured in Terrain.org Listen to professor of geology and environmental studies Lauret Savoy discuss "The Future of Environmental Essay" in a podcast in the latest issue of Terrain.org. July 21, 2008
		New Biography Published by MHC's Lois Brown The UNC Press recently published a new book by English professor and Weissman Center director Lois Brown titled Pauline Elizabeth Hopkins: Black Daughter of the Revolution. July 21, 2008
		MHC Alum Awarded Fulbright Scholarship Claire Bendersky '07 has been awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student scholarship to travel to France to pursue geological research on the earliest stages of the solar system. July 21, 2008
		Take the Lead Announces Project Winners Three 2007 Take the Lead participants--Margaret Lazzarini, Hadley Nagel, and Natalia Thompson--were awarded $500 each for successfully implementing their action projects. July 10, 2008
		MHC Students Win Jack Kent Cooke Scholarships Sarah Vazquez and Jessica Odell received Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Undergraduate Transfer Scholarships, which are awarded to the nation's top community college students. July 9, 2008
		MHC's Pyle Redrafts Declaration Politics professor Chris Pyle's redrafted Declaration of Independence appeared in a July 3 New York Times ad sponsored by the Bill of Rights Defense Committee. July 3, 2008
		The Republican: Warhol Displayed at MHC Linda Delone Best, the collections manager for MHC's Art Museum and Skinner Museum, discusses gifts of the artist's works from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. June 30, 2008
		U.S. News & World Report: Ellis on Washington MHC history professor Joseph Ellis, author of His Excellency: George Washington, discusses the strengths and weaknesses of the first president in a June 27 article. June 30, 2008
		NPR Focuses on Czitrom's Riis Book An extensive All Things Considered segment on June 30 is the latest coverage of history prof Daniel Czitrom's new book on muckraking journalist and photographer Jacob Riis. June 30, 2008
		Deutsch Featured in Times Mag, Others Prof Fran Deutsch, author of Halving It All: How Equally Shared Parenting Works, has aired her views in a number of media outlets. June 27, 2008
		Mount Holyoke's Multimedia Campaign View new videos and multimedia presentations illustrating The Campaign for Mount Holyoke's goals, with spotlights on students, faculty, and Campaign priorities. June 24, 2008
		MHC Benfey's New Book Wins Wide Praise English professor Christopher Benfey's new look at late 19th-century American artists and writers has gained widespread notice. June 23, 2008
		Caucasia is Common Read for New MHC Students Author Danzy Senna's compelling debut novel depicting challenging family dynamics in an interracial family has been widely acclaimed. June 20, 2008
		MHC Alumna to Head New York Bar Mount Holyoke alumna Bernice K. Leber '75 has been named president of the New York State Bar Association and has an aggressive agenda for reform. June 19, 2008
		MHC's Hanson Featured on AllAfrica.com Associate professor of history Holly E. Hanson commented on BeadforLife, an anti-poverty project employing 300 Ugandan women, in an article on AllAfrica.com. June 18, 2008
		Student Leaders around the Globe Gather at MHC After two years of planning, Women's Education Worldwide hosted its first Student Leadership Conference June 10-13 on the Mount Holyoke campus. June 17, 2008
		Alum's Research Cited in Father's Day Features The research Nicole Gilbert Cole '99 conducted while pursuing a master's degree at Mount Holyoke was featured June 15 in the New York Times and the San Diego Union-Tribune. June 17, 2008
		DHG: Frog, Toad and MHC The Gazette featured professor Thomas Wartenberg and his work on philosophy for children, which has received a grant from the Squire Family Foundation. June 12, 2008
		MHC's Ramer '09 Writes for Israel's Haaretz After studying abroad through the McCulloch Center for Global Initiatives, Alison Avigayil Ramer '09 has begun a writing career with Israel's most respected newspaper. June 12, 2008
		MHC's Dinwiddie's Research Recognized The newly minted Mount Holyoke alumna's research about a unique feature on the wing of an extinct midge takes flight in the scientific community. June 10, 2008
		MHC Alumna Est Grammatista Conspicua! A Vermont Public Radio report on the long tradition of teaching Latin in Vermont public schools features alumna Eleanor Monserud '07. June 6, 2008
		MHC Trustee Desoer to Lead at Countrywide Longtime Bank of America executive, Barbara Dombkowski Desoer '74, will play a major role in running Countrywide Financial, the Tampa Bay Business Journal reported. June 2, 2008
		Mount Holyoke Hosts CHAS Conference Faculty from Consortium on High Achievement and Success institutions participated in a daylong conference on May 28 about the humanities curriculum. June 2, 2008
Page 1 of 6     1 2 3 4 ... 6  Next> Search current stories | Archives

News Office  ·  Mary Woolley Hall  ·  413-538-2455  ·  Additional Contacts