After a queer student of color wrote an article criticizing Mount Holyoke’s Drag Ball for perpetuating appropriation on campus, OUTreach, the umbrella LGBTQ group that had organized the event for the last two years, decided to stop hosting the event.

October 6, 2016

Mount Holyoke News

News, On Campus

College to offer new minor in entrepreneurship this fall

October 6, 2016

Mount Holyoke News

News, On Campus

College to offer new minor in entrepreneurship this fall

BY HOA NGUYEN '18

At the beginning of this semester, Mount Holyoke launched a new minor in entrepreneurship, organizations and society, or E.O.S. for short.

September 29, 2016

Mount Holyoke News

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New business innovation hub to be built at UMass

September 29, 2016

Mount Holyoke News

News, Five Colleges

New business innovation hub to be built at UMass

BY HOA NGUYEN '18

University of Massachusetts, Amherst has begun construction work for a $62 million business innovation hub, the latest enhancement to the Isenberg School of Management.

September 22, 2016

Mount Holyoke News

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English professor Benfey receives grant to study Jungle Book author

September 22, 2016

Mount Holyoke News

News, On Campus

English professor Benfey receives grant to study Jungle Book author

BY HOA NGUYEN ’19

Christopher Benfey, Andrew W. Mellon Professor of English, is a recipient of the Public Scholar Award granted by the National Endowment for Humanities this academic year.

September 15, 2016

Mount Holyoke News

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New Amherst bylaw to do away with plastic bags starting January

September 15, 2016

Mount Holyoke News

Local, News

BY HOA NGUYEN '18

Single-use plastic bags will be forbidden for all Amherst retailers starting Jan. 1, according to a new bylaw written by a graduate student at the University of Massachusetts.

April 14, 2016

Mount Holyoke News

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Ways and Means committee revises funding guidelines

April 14, 2016

Mount Holyoke News

News, On Campus

BY HOA NGUYEN '18

Most events hosted by student organizations will be available free of charge to the Mount Holyoke community starting next year. Some organizations will still accept donations or charge a fee to fundraise for non-MHC organizations.