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Wreath-laying, Lincoln Memorial, 1964
Wreath-laying at the Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., February 12, 1964
Wooden case with four pieces of shrapnel taken from Pearl Harbor
Closeups of pieces of shrapnel pulled out of the harbor, these are kept in a case in the Student Memorial exhibit.
Womens Studies 20 years later
Article entitled "Womens Studies years later" from the University of Arizona Social and Behavioral Sciences News
Women's Studies logo
A logo from a pamphlet of Women's Studies at The University of Arizona
Women's Studies Fall Classes at University of Arizona
A list of classes offered in Women's Studies during the Fall semester of 1973 at University of Arizona
Women's Studies course offerings Spring, 1982
Brochure proof of course offerings featuring Women's Studies logo
Women's Studies Advisory Council, Vol. 5, No. 2
The fall 1999 Woman's Studies Advisory Council newsletter and information
Women's Plaza of Honor
Group photo of African American women who were honored at an event at the Women's Plaza of Honor, February 26, 2012. Pictured left to right are: Deana Munch Owens; Jerecia Paterson; Unidentified person; Yvonne Gathers; Tina L. Johnson; Dr.…
Women concerned in art, having a flat, a child, had made this book of newspaper's ads
After censorship was abolished in the Soviet Union in the 1990s, unedited newspaper advertisements began appearing in a special section titled "Messages". The author matched these faceless, nameless advertisements with random old photographic…
Woman to head UA Planetary Lab - Laurel WIlkening
Newspaper clipping of an article about Laurel Wilkening becoming the head of planetary sciences and director of the University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory.
Woman standing outside
Angelica Campuzano standing outside in a white shirt and a flower headband. Photograph was taken in Aravaipa, Willcox, Arizona.
Woman enjoying mother nature
Image of Marisela Campuzano's grandmother, Margarita Moreno, taken at Aravaipa Canyon in Willcox, Arizona.
Winter trees near Jacumba, border path between Monument 233 and 234
A dirt path winds between several trees. Fallen leaves from the trees cover the ground.
Wine and Water for Christening of the Arizona
Newspaper article published in the New York City Herald discussing the two bottles of wine that will be broken across the USS Arizona's bow on its christening day.
Wind damaged palm poles and telephones lines off Highway 4
Three dead palm trees, at least two of which have cavity nests (probably those of the golden-fronted woodpecker), behind telephone lines off Texas State Highway 4.