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Ruth Simmons, President of Smith College, undated.
Portrait of Ruth J. Simmons, President of Smith College from 1996-2001. She is pictured leaning against a tree near College Hall with her arms folded.
Washington-area African American Smith College students in front of the Grecourt Gates, 30 September 1968.
Four African American students standing in front of the Grecourt Gates at Smith College.
Two student members of the Black Students Alliance, c1970.
Two African American students standing back to back and head to head. One wears a hat with a pom pom.
Mabel Milham Roys and Otelia Cromwell in the Ivy Day procession at Smith College, 1900.
Mabel Milham Roys, front, and Otelia Cromwell, second, in Ivy Day procession at Smith College, 1900.
Strike banner hanging in front of Mary Ellen Chase House, Smith College, 5 May 1970.
Banner with a closed fist in the center and the word "STRIKE" written across the top, shown hanging above the entrance to Chase House at Smith College.
"Smith And Spring At Spelman," newspaper article in Smith College's student paper The Sophian, 12 April 1962.
Four printed photographs of and by Smith College students who were part of the Southern Student Exchange Program at Spelman College.
Student election day protest in Northampton, Massachusetts, 4 November 1960.
Smith College students marching down Main Street, Northampton, holding signs for Election Day protest over African American civil rights in November 1960.
Smith College honorary degree recipients with President Wright, 1950.
Back row: Dr. Hyla S. Waters, Class of 1915; Benjamin F. Wright, President of the College 1949-59. Front Row: Otelia Cromwell, Class of 1900; Mary Josephine Rogers, Class of 1905 (Mother Mary Joseph); Eatharine Asher (Engle), Class of 1920.
Smith College Class of 1905, sophomore year group photograph, 1902.
Members of the class photographed outside Seelye Hall with a banner that reads "Smith '05".
Smith College seniors on Ivy Day, 1905.
Class of 1905 seniors walking standing together on Ivy Day as spectators look on.