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The natatorium at Wilson College no longer exists. In 1912 students began to raise funds for a swimming pool which was completed in 1917. Students were then required to pass a basic swimming test before graduating.

This suffrage parade held in Pittsburgh in May 1912 began at the Pittsburgh suffrage headquarters at the Jenkins Arcade Building on Penn Avenue, proceeded to Anderson St. to Liberty Avenue to Fifth Avenue back at the Arcade. The line-up included…

Votive animal for offerings. Pig.

A photograph of Wilson College eating at a picnic table.

A photograph of Wilson College students at a campus picnic.

Photograph depicting picketers for full, not grade-by-grade, integration in front of the courthouse in Greenville, Miss. in 1965. The protest included a formal program with speakers and a band in the street.

Photograph depicting picketers for full, not grade-by-grade, integration in front of the courthouse in Greenville, Miss. in 1965. The protest included a formal program with speakers and a band in the street.

Photograph depicting picketers for full, not grade-by-grade, integration in front of the courthouse in Greenville, Miss. in 1965. The protest included a formal program with speakers and a band in the street.

Finding Aid for the Phyllis Gansz-Greene (1950) Papers

Phoebe Balsley Neville, American choreographer, dancer, educator, and member of Wilson College's class of 1963 performs on March 10, 1962 as a guest.

Portrait of Philippine Hannak

Weeks pictured with fellow PHD graduates at MIT

Five members of Wilson College's Orchesis practice a November, 1940 performance.

associated with Elisabeth Scott Stam

Associated with Elsie Fletcher Caldwell

People on Blowing Rock Mountain, place of medical practice for Mary Warfield

The winners of the Wilson College Pentathlon. Sports look to include basketball, field hockey, tennis, lacrosse, and skiing.

This is a close-up photograph of Hannah J. Patterson holding a Votes for Women banner at the annual PWSA meeting in Scranton, PA in November 1914

The Penn Hall Equestrian Center includes The Hawthorne Arena – An indoor arena equipped with observation bleachers, shadowless lighting and rubber-sand-sawdust footing

Finding Aid for the Penn Hall Collection, HC-07

A pin shaped as a pair of wings. Wings are encrusted with white gemstones. A large pearl sits in the center of the pin.

Pearl S. Buck surrounded by eager Wilson students in 1964.

Pearl S. Buck speaking informally with Wilson Students in 1964.

Pauline Morrow Austin '38

Page from Olla Podrida, the Lawrenceville School Yearbook, showing Paul Swain Havens’s academic achievements and interests during his primary education.

Page from Olla Podrida, the Lawrenceville School Yearbook, showing Paul Swain Havens’s academic achievements and interests during his primary education.

Born: Lawrenceville, New Jersey Sept. 19, 1903
Died: August 22, 1980
Inauguration: May 22, 1937 at age of 33 (one of the youngest college presidents in the country)
Resignation: 1970
Education: Princeton University (valedictorian), member of Phi…

President of Wilson College