In celebration of Women's History Month, the Haverford College Archives present an exhibition on "Haverford, 25+ Years" that show the many ways women have challenged, engaged, and produced change within the College community.
Although women have been present on the Haverford campus by special consideration over the years it was not until the fall of 1980 that the College became fully coeducational. In celebration of Women's History Month, the Haverford College Archives present an exhibition on "Haverford, 25+ Years" that show the many ways women have challenged, engaged, and produced change within the College community. A display of 20th-century photographs complements a selection of documents that reveals the controversies surrounding the decision to go coed and provides an example of Haverford's growth toward a more inclusive community.
This exhibit runs through the end of March in Magill Library's Sharpless Gallery & Foyer.
