Women college students -- New York (State) -- Ithaca.
Found in 145 Collections and/or Records:
Elizabeth Stavely letters
Letters from Elizabeth Stavely to her family. The letters discuss her time at Cornell University, Northern California, her membership in the League of Women Voters, the natural world, and travels to Australia, Europe and the Far East. Also a copy of the Spring 2014 Ezra Magazine with an article discussing the letters and their donation. Also an ebook titled, Love, Mother A Woman's Life in Letters 1978 - 2013.
Elsie Hirsch Langsdorf scrapbook
Favors, letters, newspaper clippings, notes, pictures, programs, and telegrams.
Elsie Myers Stainton Cornell reminiscences
Reminiscences of a woman graduate student in the 1930s, with reflections on courses taken at the Sage School of Philosophy, and social life at the University.
Emma Herzog papers
Two appointment books from Cornell, 2006-2007,2007-2008; an appointment book from her junior year in Spain, 2008-2009; journal, 2007-2008; and scrapbook, 2007-2008.
Ethel Lowenthal scrapbook
Student scrapbook with photographs, programs, clippings, and memorabilia.
Evangeline Darling Rose scrapbook
Scrapbook of programs, correspondence, photographs, printed material, and other items from Rose's student days at Cornell University. Also, nine photographs (cyanotypes) of Cornell scenes.
Eve Weinschenker scrapbook
Student scrapbook, with programs, clippings, invitations, etc.
Evie C. Spencer papers
Photographs, correspondence, memorandum booklets, diplomas and certificates, Cornell ephemera, alumni surveys, and other papers of an African-American woman student at Cornell University. Includes letters from Emily and Isabel Howland
Feminism and self-perception at Cornell: An analysis of the attitudes in one sorority.
Student project including completed survey forms, discourse on findings, and audiocassettes of interviews.
Florence Evelyn Dahme papers
Letters (March 5, 1925 and undated) to Miss Dahme from Dean Georgia L. White, concerning the merger of the Cornell Women's Dramatic Club with the Cornell Dramatic Club and regretting that she could not attend a club dinner. Also, Miss Dahme's reminiscences (5 pp. typescript, 1963) describing the dramatic groups which existed at Cornell during her student years and the events leading to the merger in 1925.