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Campus & community

Meet the African American women among the first to attend UC Berkeley

“At a pivotal time in history, these women faced some extraordinary obstacles ... this is part of their legacy," wrote staffer Gia White on the 150W site

Campus & community

UC Berkeley leaders give virtual toast to renaming of building to Bauer Wurster Hall

Catherin Bauer WUrster black and white photo of her smiling

Campus & community

Catherine Bauer Wurster’s legacy to live on in renaming of UC Berkeley building

archival photo of a lecture room in Berkeley with some of the first female students

Campus & community

UC Berkeley’s campus community brings women’s untold stories to the forefront

The first four women elected to the California Assembly, in 1918. From left: Grace Dorris, Elizabeth Hughes, Anna Saylor, and Esto Broughton. Sunny Mojonnier Women in California Politics

Four women with UC Berkeley ties changed California politics forever

Submit photos for mosaic celebrating ‘150 Years of Women at Berkeley’

Chancellor Christ in her office at California Hall.

UC Berkeley women examine, reflect on female leadership, inequality

Archival photo of women holding women's suffrage signs

Exploring the 19th Amendment through the lens of ‘The Woman Citizen’

‘On equal terms:’ Cat Ming Hubbard, program administrator

‘On equal terms:’ Victoria Williams, classroom services manager

‘On equal terms:’ Josephine Williamson, director of operations

‘On equal terms:’ Ardice Hartry, associate director

‘On equal terms:’ Laurie Graham, senior manager

Kamala Harris and Libby Schaaf smile in front of a California flag

Berkeley Talks: The power of mentorship, sisterhood in politics

‘On equal terms:’ Megan Amaral, manager

Lillian Castillo-Speed, head ethnic studies librarian smiles at the camera

‘On equal terms:’ Lillian Castillo-Speed, head ethnic studies librarian

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