Nancy Weiss Malkiel's new book examines struggle for coeducation

Nancy Weiss Malkiel's new book examines struggle for coeducation .

Princeton voted to admit women in 1969, the same year that Nancy Weiss Malkiel began teaching at the University. In her new book, "'Keep the Damned Women Out': The Struggle for Coeducation," Malkiel examines the struggle, implementation and results of coeducation at Princeton and other top colleges and universities in the 1960s and 1970s.

Historian Malkiel receives Phi Beta Kappa’s Sidney Hook award for academic distinction .

Nancy Weiss Malkiel, professor of history, emeritus, receives the Phi Beta Kappa Society’s Sidney Hook Memorial Award recognizing national distinction in scholarship, undergraduate teaching and leadership.

Alumnae leaders reflect on 50 years of undergraduate coeducation at Princeton .

Princeton is celebrating 50 years of undergraduate coeducation in numerous ways, including through images and personal reflections exhibited in Frist Campus Center.

New ‘She Roars’ podcast will feature transformational Princeton women .

Following the successful alumni conference “She Roars: Celebrating Women at Princeton,” the University has launched the She Roars Podcast featuring interviews with transformational women spanning generations, numerous fields and varied perspectives.

TigerTalks in the City discuss faculty 'Breakthrough Books' .

Last month, the Princeton Entrepreneurship Council (PEC), in partnership with Princeton University Press, held a TigerTalks in the City on "Breakthrough Books," featuring four Princeton faculty members discussing their most recent books, all published by PUP, in New York City.

Sociologist Keller, Princeton's first tenured female faculty member, dies .

Eighteen faculty members transfer to emeritus status .

Eighteen Princeton University faculty members were transferred to emeritus status in recent action by the Board of Trustees.