Alumnae Bulletin

"After I left the College, both race and gender became primary causes for me as a divorced Black woman navigating the corporate world."

Trees are symbols of knowledge, strength, and endurance.

I was an outlander and have so remained.

Doesn’t everyone deserve to be loved?

"I cry in love and compassion for all of Earth’s children, and I pray for them too!"

The work of many students, faculty, and staff made it possible to construct this timeline, which is based on information currently available.

Alumnae/i from across generations share evolving stories of being Black at BMC.

Eat the meat and spit the bone.

Christine Philpot '59 revisits her piece from 1969.

Her new book takes on Russia, fake news, and the future of conflict.