Mary Woolley Hall

Mary Woolley Hall includes Chapin Auditorium and the New York Room and is home to the offices of Communications and Marketing, Advancement, and the Alumnae Association.

Mary Woolley Hall
Mary Woolley Hall

Mary Woolley Hall includes Chapin Auditorium and the New York Room and is home to the offices of Communications and Marketing, Advancement, and the Alumnae Association.

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151st Alumnae Association Meeting

Sat, May 27, 2023 10:15am to 11:30am

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In celebration of 151 years of tradition and success, Mount Holyoke College alums, graduating seniors and guests gather to honor the past and welcome the future.

Mary Woolley Hall, Chapin Auditorium

Class of 2021 Parade Lineup

Sat, May 27, 2023 8:15am to 8:45am

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Members of the class of 2021 line up for the Laurel Parade in front of Mary Woolley Hall (Route 116 side of building)

Mary Woolley Hall

151st Alumnae Association Annual Meeting

Sat, May 20, 2023 10:15am to 11:30am

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In celebration of 151 years of tradition and success, Mount Holyoke College alums, graduating seniors and guests gather to honor the past and welcome the future.

Mary Woolley Hall, Chapin Auditorium

Laurel Parade

Sat, May 20, 2023 9am

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The Laurel Parade, which marks the transition from MHC student to alum, is one of the College’s most moving traditions. It traces back to 1900, when graduating seniors paid homage to Mount Holyoke...

Mary Woolley Hall, Woolley Circle

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I wish I could have watched it, but no one sent me a password.

I will be buying her book. She was obviously highly knowledgeable, articulate, amusing as appropriate; well worthy to be an honorary uncommon woman.

I never got the password

Fascinating to watch it live stream on the computer at my home in Connecticut!

Tommy Orange rocks! Thanks for bringing him!!! :)

What a very warm welcome.

It was an incredible privilege to have Tommy Orange visit Mount Holyoke. Not only is his novel gripping and memorable, but his on-stage presence was thrilling. I appreciated his complete candor about everything. The way he handled the many questions, pausing for thought and seemingly spontaneous and heartfelt, was inspiring. There seemed to be nothing rehearsed about his answers, even though he must be asked the same questions countless times. I feel as if he hit on many essential truths -- about politics, about the Native American experience, about the creative process. It inspired me to want to overcome my own doubts and try to create art. One of the underappreciated aspects of the book is simply the beauty of many of its passages, its almost musical use of language. The world needs more uncompromising and unflinching people like Tommy Orange. May he enjoy a lifetime of success!

Mary Woolley Hall

Mary Woolley Hall