Explore the groundbreaking history of women at the University of North Carolina with "Women Students in the University of North Carolina, 1897-1922." This meticulously prepared edition offers a detailed look at the challenges and triumphs faced by the first women to attend UNC.

Delve into the early days of coeducation in the South, examining the social and academic experiences of these pioneering students. This historical account sheds light on the evolution of women's education and the changing landscape of higher learning in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

A valuable resource for those interested in college history, women's history, and gender studies, this book provides a unique perspective on the integration of women into a traditionally male-dominated institution. Discover the stories behind the headlines and gain a deeper understanding of the women who paved the way for future generations at the University of North Carolina.

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