Based on the Wilson Library exhibit, Climbing the Hill: Women in the History of UNC , this tour explores the women’s history of the university through the spaces in which it took place. Whether taking the tour in person or navigating through the digital map, you will find an introduction to women’s experiences on campus as they were shaped by race, class, age, and sexuality. Users are encouraged to scroll through the photo and document galleries, to follow the links within to learn more, and to explore UNC’s history for themselves in the UNC Special Collections.
This tour was written and produced by:
- The undergraduate students in HIST 179H (Spring 2020), and their instructor, Dr. Katherine Turk.
- Dr. Gabriel Moss, Emma Rothberg, and the UNC Digital History Lab
- Sarah Carrier, Rachel Reynolds, Lara Lookabaugh, and the Wilson Special Collections Library
Graphics:
- Alison Duncan and Aleah Howell.