College Advisories

On February 1, 2021, the College’s operation level will move from opening quarantine to operating level two — modified normal COVID-19 operations with heightened awareness. Please visit and bookmark the COVID-19...

Dear members of the Mount Holyoke community,

Now that the spring semester has begun, we are excited to have students, faculty and staff back on campus. I’d like to take a moment to remind the community of pedestrian safety.  

Motorists, please adhere to the...

Dear Mount Holyoke community members,

Following the violence at our nation's capital, and as the political unrest across our country continues, we want you to know that the Department of Public Safety and Service is prepared and committed to maintaining a campus safe and free of violence...

By Shannon D. Gurek, vice president for finance and administration and treasurer of Mount Holyoke College and South Hadley resident, and Marcella Runell Hall, vice president for student life and dean of students of Mount Holyoke College and South Hadley resident

...

Dear students, families, faculty and staff,

As we write this letter, South Hadley is seeing a renewal of late summer weather and we are reminded of just how much we miss being in person on our beautiful campus with a bustling cohort of students and colleagues. At the...

To the Mount Holyoke and South Hadley communities:

On Monday, November 2, Gov. Charlie Baker announced a series of targeted interventions to...

Dear members of the Mount Holyoke community, 

Out of care and concern for the community, I am pleased to share reminders regarding media access and suggestions for managing unwanted interest and attention on social media. 

First, media inquiries are...

Dear members of the Mount Holyoke College community,

Recently, the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, who processes the COVID-19 tests for Mount Holyoke and a number of institutions across the Northeast, made a reporting error that impacted two members of the Mount...