Program in Women’s History News

Midwifery: A Historical Review of Shifting Approaches to Women’s Health
June 8, 2022/by Emily Smith
Getting Even: The Mighty Pen of Lady Bulwer Lytton
May 10, 2022/by Tristan Dahn
Sarah Heim Delivered the 2022 Women’s History Month Lecture
March 22, 2022/by Tristan Dahn
Period Politics: The 19th-Century Debate over Menstruation
July 28, 2021/by Tristan Dahn
Prof. Michele Navakas (Miami University of Ohio) Delivered Women’s History Month Lecture
March 31, 2021/by Tristan Dahn
Women Get Things Done during COVID
March 18, 2021/by Tristan Dahn
Elizabeth Nodder and The Naturalist’s Miscellany
March 4, 2021/by Tristan Dahn
Featured Acquisition: The Scorcher (1897)
December 4, 2020/by Tristan Dahn
Women Get Things Done VIRTUALLY!
October 29, 2020/by Tristan Dahn
Victoria Woodhull: A Woman Who Dared to Be Outspoken
September 17, 2020/by Tristan Dahn
“Myself and the World”: Women Empowered by the Bicycle
August 19, 2020/by Tristan Dahn