This fall marks 150 years since women could enroll as Northwestern undergraduate students. As the University collectively commemorates this milestone — and the women/womxn who have shaped Northwestern — the Northwestern community will have many opportunities to reflect, be inspired and learn from each other. Throughout the academic year, events and programming will be held across the entire University and around the world. Visit the 150 years of women website to learn more and get involved and other resources below:

• 150 Years of Women, by 150 Year of Women Committee
• "150 Years of Women at Northwestern: A Year of Commemoration Begins," by Janet Olson 
• On the Same Terms: An Exhibition, curated by Janet Olson 
• On the Same Terms, Northwestern University Libraries Reception and Curator's Tour
• "On the Same Terms: The Beginnings of Women's Education at Northwestern," by Janet Olson
• "On the Same Terms: Documenting the Lives of Northwestern Women," by Janet Olson
• "On the Same Terms: Housing Northwestern's Women, 1872-1993," by Janet Olson
• "On the Same Terms: Women Library Leaders at Northwestern," by Janet Olson
• "On the Same Terms: Women's Self-Governance, 1906-1969," by Janet Olson
• "On the Same Terms: Women's Professions and the Chicago Campus," by Janet Olson
• "Who'd 'a Thought It! From Radio to Stage with "Clara, Lu 'n' Em," by Janet Olson