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Fear Map of sexual assault on campus from 1989 thesis by Karen Frances Falconer.

Onion skin letter to UNC President from women alums asking for a Woman's Building in 1923.

Program proposal for Yo Soy Latina from Lambda Pi Chi sorority, 2003.

Photographs of women at Carolina dances, 1920s-1930s

1950s-1970s, various intramural sports. 1. Corec bowling: https://finding-aids.lib.unc.edu/P0031/#bw120rollfilm_35018#1 (note photographer is SCOTT RAMSEY) 2. 1959 tennis is in Print Box 096 Black and White 8x10 Photographic Print P0031/50364 -…

"Photographs compiled by white student Louise Davis, a member of the Chi Omega sorority and the first woman commencement marshal when she graduated in 1937 from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, N.C. At the time these photographs were…

Oct 1923 - newspaper "University now has chapter of Pi Beta Phi"

1930s-40s. Recommendations to coeds for proper dance/social behavior - from Order of the Grail, German Club.

1880s… two (2) dance cards - including pencils, color, handwriting

The Woman's Handbook, 1954-55. Opening to quiz about clothing and general recommendations for proper socializing.

Alpha Pi Omega in Yackety Yack v. 113 (2003) p. 309. Alpha Pi Omega is the first Native American Greek letter organization and was founded at UNC Chapel Hill.

August 20, 1933 newspaper clippings Akers kept about herself. First woman dean at UNC. Durham paper.

Sallie Walker Stockard's diploma. 1898 first woman to graduate from UNC Chapel Hill.

1960s Spiral bound lined notebook, opening chosen. Karen Parker was the first Black woman undergraduate at UNC Chapel Hill.

Front page of Daily Tar Heel August 19, 2013 with headline "Gender-neutral no more"

2015 documentary about sexual assault on college campuses which features two UNC students Annie E. Clark and Andrea Pino.

3x5 black and white photograph of students protesting Sonja Haynes Stone's tenure denial, 1980.

This is a small 3x5 housing card for the first Black woman admitted as student, Gwendolyn Harrison.

This is a newspaper clipping from the News & Observer kept by the Chancellor's office related to the Feminist Liberation Organization on campus - their "baby-in" demanding child care on campus.

1907 Yackety Yack opened to page 110-111 with illustration "coeducation as developed at the university..." next page Woman's University Club with names and a photo of the group.

Printouts of emails about the Bell Award, Cornelia Phillips Spencer's legacy, and race on campus.

1951: Pauli Murray again writes UNC asking about admission - about graduate studies… note that she had applied in 1938 and was rejected because she was Black.