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This page from the August 12, 1925, Board of Visitors meeting notes the use and remodeling plans of the "large residence in the grove" for use as a dorm for women students.

These pages from the August 10, 1923, Board of Visitors meeting note the planned use of a vacated faculty residence as a dorm for women students.

This page from the June 22, 1922, Board of Visitors meeting notes the enrollment of 12 women in the previous academic year.

This set of pages from the Septemer 18, 1921, Board of Visitors meeting notes the need for funds for a women's dormitory on campus and the use of the President's residence for such a purpose.

This page from the close of the January 18, 1921, Board of Visitors meeting records the vote to admit women to the university.

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Minutes from the January 18, 1921, Board of Visitors meeting included a short report on the educational needs of women and a summary of the Board's consideration for the admission of women students. The end of this section calls for definitive action…

These articles are from the Montgomery News Messenger, Virginia Tech Centennial Edition, published in 1972. They cover the formation of the faculty women's club, the women's drill team, the 1944 consolidated of Radford and Virginia Tech, and the 1971…

This is the preprint of an article published in the Smithfield Review by Faith Skiles on the first two years of the Julian Burruss administration (1921-1923).

This is the transcript of an interview of Aldora Green, a long-time employee of Virginia Tech, about her experiences working on campus. She was interviewed by Linda Plaut and Jana Ruble.

Invitation from Mildred Tate to attended the opening of Hillcrest Hall (the first women's dorm on campus) in 1940.