Senate hosts Town Hall with College Health Services representative Cheryl Flynn

Senate hosts Town Hall with College Health Services representative Cheryl Flynn

The April 5 Mount Holyoke College senate meeting started with a Land Acknowledgment read by Shula Mathew ’22. Afterward, the E-board reminded senators that all materials for SGA E-board and Class Board elections are due on April 10. Chair of Halls Sophia Jung ’22 also announced that anyone interested in participating in her study, the “Immersive Virtual Reality Psychology Study,” should reach out to her through email.

BOOM! Conference features department proposals, poetry and keynote speakers

BOOM! Conference features department proposals, poetry and keynote speakers

Tuesday, March 29, was Building On Our Momentum Community Day at Mount Holyoke College. The annual event dedicates one day to panels, presentations and workshops on the subjects of “diversity, equity and inclusion,” according to the College’s website. Students, faculty and staff all encouraged to attend and actively engage in BOOM! events. Events included talks such as “Critical Race and Ethnic Studies at Mount Holyoke: A Dialogue,” in addition to the keynote address titled “Affirmation, Love and Freedom — A Night of Poetry and Dialogue.”

Weissman Center for Leadership hosts Senator Bernie Sanders for Town Hall event

Weissman Center for Leadership hosts Senator Bernie Sanders for Town Hall event

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders visited Mount Holyoke College on April 4 as the final guest of the Weissman Center for Leadership’s Town Hall Series. The “Our Voices, Our Platforms” series aimed to explore how people can use their voices to create meaningful change.

Dr. Beverly Tatum named interim president

Dr. Beverly Tatum named interim president

Dr. Beverly Daniel Tatum, president emerita of Spelman College, has been appointed by the Board of Trustees as Mount Holyoke College’s interim president following the departure of current president Sonya Stephens. Beginning her term in July, Tatum will lead the College for the 2022-2023 academic year until the search for the College’s 20th president is complete and the new candidate assumes office.