‘It Put Steel In My Spine’
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They were isolated and harassed. They were nurtured and supported. They were Princeton’s first four-year undergraduate class of women.
50 Years of Coeducation
50 Years of Coeducation content overview
Q&A: Lisa Tebbe ’73 Reflects on 50 Years of Coeducation
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‘We did something unique, special, and difficult’
Shared Experiences of Alumnae Inspire Coeducation Theater Project
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As coeducation marks a milestone, student and alumni artists look back
The Lady and the Tigers
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When coeducation arrived, Halcy Bohen was tasked with women’s safety, success
Administrative Trailblazers at the Dawn of Coeducation
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From the PAW Archives
Exhibit Spotlights Five Decades of Women
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Alumnae Reflect on Life at Princeton
Critical Languages, Critical Steps
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How an artifact of the Cold War brought change to Princeton
‘The Day Coeducation Came to Princeton’
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From the PAW Archives: May 1969
Change in the Air: Goheen’s 1969 Alumni Day Speech
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From the PAW Archives: March 1969
50 Years Ago, Princeton Trustees Voted to Admit Women as Undergraduates
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Remembering the University’s “largest single decision” of the 20th century — and alumni responses to it