Ecological art expresses engagement with the natural world or environmental issues. Site-specific work responds directly to the location it is installed in....
War of the Watts is Mount Holyoke's biannual inter-hall electricity conservation competition!
Each semester, the Eco-Reps, the Miller Worley Center for the...
Are you interested in continuing on to a Mater's or PHD program in business but unsure where to begin your search? Come join representatives from UMass...
“How new communication signals evolve: Androgens as modifiers of neuromotor structure and function” will be presented by Lisa Mangiamele, Ph.D., assistant...
Each week we welcome students, faculty and staff for Interfaith Lunch. We gather to eat, listen, discuss and socialize. A vegan-friendly meal is served,...
Please attend our annual business meeting where we will review the year’s events and brainstorm for 2020.
It is important to hear from our members!
We will...
Join us for one or all parts of this event!
Hosted by club members Alice Thomason Van Oot ’72 and Louise Wasley ’79
Part 1: 3:00–4:30 p.m. Join us for a...
“Essentializing Language and the Prospects for Ameliorative Projects” by Katherine Ritchie, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the CUNY Graduate Center and...
Learn about the major players in credit reporting, what they do with your personal information, and review your rights as a consumer. We will also review how...
A meditative, fluid, soothing class suitable for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. Join us for practices built to foster deep compassion for the...
Spring 2020 Open Hours: Mondays 2–6 pm and Thursdays 5–8 pm. Open Hours are days and times in which anyone, regardless of their student organization...
Spring 2020 Open Hours: Mondays 6:30–9:30pm; Wednesdays 5:30–8:30pm. Open Hours are days and times in which anyone, regardless of their student organization...
This workshop addresses assumptions that perpetuate stereotypes and myths, expand ideas about "American history," and explore the role of language. The...
