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Yearbook photo

Interview with Patricia Ricks, class of 1971, from an oral history conducted in 2016 describing her experience as a Black female student. Performed by Kathy Williams.

Interview with Sherdenia Dunn, class of 1967, describing her experience in an integrated school and the Valkyrie honor society. Performed by Omolade Wey.

Editorial in the Daily Tar Heel, February 25, 1967, "Birth control pill should go to coed’s wanting it." Performed by Vivienne Benesch.

Interview with Edith Hubbard, enrolled in 1965 as a junior and returned in 1969 for graduate school, describing her experience as a Black female graduate student in 1969. Voiced by Aubree Dixon

Dr. Gillian Cell, former Professor of History and Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at UNC, discusses her experiences as a professor. Voiced by Julia Gibson with Gwendolyn Schwinke as interviewer

The Women's Handbook offers suggestions on female student dress for the 1959-1960 school year. Voiced by AhDream Smith

The 1957-1958 Women's Handbook informs female students how to dress for campus in the section "At Carolina We Wear." Voiced by Vivienne Benesch

True and False Fashion Quiz, Women’s Handbook, 1954-1955, for female students at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Voiced by Kathy Williams, Julia Gibson, Vivienne Benesch

Gwendolyn Harrison, the first African American woman to enroll at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, wrote this letter to the editor after being accepted into UNC but refused registration Summer, 1951. Voiced by Kathy Williams

Editorial published in the campus newspaper, The Tar Heel, March 14, 1923, titled WOMEN STUDENTS NOT WANTED HERE. Voiced by Zach Eanes

Newspaper article, Chapel Hill Alumnae Plan Big Celebration Co-Education to Stay, May 31 1922. Published by the Greensboro Daily News. Voiced by Lauren Ragsdale

Norma Berryhill, Class of 1925, in an interview with UNC Archives. Berryhill discusses her experience as a student in this oral history. Performed by Julia Gibson

Student Mary deB. Graves, writes about her experience as a female student in the Yackety Yack yearbook, 1906. Performed by Gwendolyn Schwinke

The poem The Co-Ed, written by student Harvey Hatcher Hughes for the 1906 Yackety Yak yearbook, describes a woman student walking across campus. Performed by Jeff Cornell

An announcement of the first women students enrolled at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Published on September 27, 1897 by the Asheville Citizen (now Asheville Citizen-Times). Performed by AhDream Smith, Aubree Dixon, Katia…

Black and white photograph of women at a cookout, mid-20th century.

Three books published by Lollipop Power Inc. Titles are: I Like You to Make Jokes with Me, But I Don't Want You to Touch Me. By Ellen Bass, illustrated by Marti Betz. Lots of Mommies. By Jane Severance, illustrated by Jan Jones. Jesse's Dream Skirt.…

One sheet with Mayor's signature, Kevin Foy, golden seal announcing Mildred Council Day.

1960s programs from the University Woman's Club with decorative covers.

Opening of Feminary : a feminist journal for the South emphasizing the lesbian vision to a cover of Volume 5 #22, November 10, 1974 with an 1855 poem by Lucy Stone.

Booklet "The Evolution of Revolution" by a coalition that was "composed of student representatives from about ten campus groups, including the Black Awareness Council, the Black Student Movement, the Black Green Council, the Campus Y, the Black…

Silent Sam protest sign by artist Jeanine Tatlock in 2018. Plywood, painted gold, glued on 3D letters. Large board made to look like plaque on side of building. "where is our statue of Pauli Murray?"

Illustration of Zora Neale Hurston in Ruptures, a zine produced by FLOCK collective in 2017 about the fight for Hurston Hall.