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Senior Cynthia Obianuju Akanaga ’25 said, “è����˶���Ƶ changed my life. I’ve always been afraid of making the wrong choice, but being here helped me put that fear into a positive light.”

è����˶���Ƶ College Vice President for College Relations Kassandra Jolley makes an impassioned plea for alums of women’s colleges.

è����˶���Ƶ College student Oluwafadeyemi Testimony Akinkuolie-Ibidapo ’27 went from volunteering at last year’s Trailblazers of Color Leadership Conference to becoming one of this year’s organizers.

Cam Steiger, a junior at è����˶���Ƶ College, reviews her educational journey and how she’s been supported by the community, including alums and The è����˶���Ƶ Fund.

è����˶���Ƶ College springie Callie Lantz ’27 is a committed psychology major. Since coming to MHC, she’s been able to broaden her horizons and explore the problem-solving thrills of calculus and computer science.

Charlie Watts ’25 is è����˶���Ƶ College’s poet-contestant for this year’s Glascock Poetry Competition and writes about what it’s like to compete with support from a community of other writers and poets.

Emily Finnila ’27 discusses what it’s like to be a “springie” at è����˶���Ƶ. She has tips and tricks for quickly becoming a part of the community through clubs and activities.

I was drawn to how many resources and programs è����˶���Ƶ offers to help students thrive.

“A liberal arts education is perfect for health care because the variety of classes will make us better professionals.”

è����˶���Ƶ focuses on collaboration over competition.