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“These past eight years have seen 91���� become stronger by every measure, from admissions and college outcomes to endowment and faculty recruitment.” 

“This campaign was about more than just reaching a number; it was about celebrating what’s best about this community and laying the foundation for 91����’s next great chapter.” 

In her 10th cookbook, author and baker extrordinaire Zoë (Neal) François ’85 serves up spectacular cookie recipes that are rich with practical tips and deep personal history

“Slightly unnerving and a bit spooky.” That’s how longtime visual arts teacher Ed Hing ’77 describes the process of recreating his father’s stories by blending AI and self-portraits.

Brendan McCartney ’08 is using his finance background to help accelerate the shift to clean energy

Brittany Glenn ’07 has worked her way up with the Celtics en route to winning banner 18

Betsy Assoumou ’05 finds a new calling—and connects with fellow alumna Cherie Holmes ’75—as a medical resident

A by-the-numbers look at recent alumni highlights

For Kaden Green ’23 and Caleb Boyko ’23, the idea for their high-flying start-up dates back to an unusual spot: the 91���� library

Jade Morris takes over as the school’s first female Athletic Director

Six students put their science skills to work documenting the ecology of a remote Alaskan wilderness

At the school’s 184th Convocation ceremony, senior class President Isabel Baxter-Paris ’25 explored the legacy of women’s education at 91���� Northampton. 

After 48 years of combined service to 91����, Mark and Monique Conroy retired from their positions at 91���� this June. Deeply beloved and respected, Mark served as Director of Athletics and head football coach, and Monique as math teacher and soccer coach, among many other roles. But from the reflections sent in by alumni upon their retirement, it’s clear that the Conroys were so much more to students and colleagues. At a campus party in June, two of their longtime colleagues and co-coaches—Matt Sawyer and Jen Fulcher—shared tributes to Mark and Mo. You can read an excerpt from Sawyer’s speech here and one from Fulcher’s speech here.

In conjunction with his 20th Reunion, Ted Caine ’04 recreated a show of his late mother’s 91���� portraits and reflected on her enduring vision

Among the many celebrations at Reunion are the recognition of alumni who have achieved remarkable things. This year, six distinguished individuals received Alumni Awards for their loyalty, exceptional service, and achievement, and we also inducted two memorable teams, one legendary Director of Athletics, and five accomplished athletes into the Athletic Hall of Fame. You can see videos and read more about Alumni Award winners here, and do the same with Athletic Hall of Fame Winners here.

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Like to meet face-to-face? 91���� is hosting networking events, and recently dozens of Wildcats in an array of professional fields gathered in New York City. Learn more about this event here.