Skip to main content
Historic North Adams
StoriesToursMap

Stories tagged "MCLA Narratives": 7

Stories

  • Browse All
  • Browse by Tag
  • Search Items
Sort by:
  • Title
  • Creator
  • Date Added

Margaret Hart

By Najah Sims & Macy Turrell
Margaret Hart was a pioneer by becoming the first student of color to graduate from the State Teachers College of North Adams.

MCLA Student Protests

By John Ringer & William Taylor
While not as extensive as other colleges in the region, North Adams State College did experience some of the student activism of the 1960s and 1970s on campus.

MCLA's Student Government Association (SGA)

By Maddison Lamonda & Kayla Narel
MCLA's Student Government Association (SGA) started more than one hundred years ago. SGA controls the budgets of clubs and allows students to have a voice in decisions the school makes. The MCLA…

North Adams State College (NASC) Building Boom in the 1960s and 1970s

By Rachel Mancour & Barbara Reeves
Many of the buildings that make-up the central campus of MCLA were built in the early 1970s

Venable Hall

By Cheyenne VanBramer, Mel Fortini & Melissa Gay
Venable Hall served for several decades as the center for science education and theatrical performances at MCLA.

Center for Resourceful Living

By Chris Curtin & Allison Gregory
In the mid-1970s, North Adams State College embraced the mission of sustainable living and environmentalism with the establishment of the Center for Resourceful Living.

MCLA Day of Conversations

By Breanna Castor & Kaliegh Hayes
MCLA's attempts to establish an inclusive and welcoming community for all students have existed for several decades.

Search

Navigation

  • Home
  • Stories
  • Tours
  • Map
  • About

Connect

Discover

View a Random Story

Download

App Store Google Play
© 2026 Historic North Adams
Powered by Omeka + Curatescape