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A description of life at Olevian Hall written by Mary E. Long, class of 1906. She talks about things like the rooms, the women who live there, studying, and entertainment, all the while having a sense of humor.

The women of Ursinus from the years 1899-1901. They were deemed the "Co-Eds."

The women of Ursinus from the years 1899-1901. They were deemed the "Co-Eds."

This article reports on the three new organizations attempting to form charters at Ursinus in 2015, including Lambda Tau Omega, a multicultural sorority, Lambda Alpha Upsilon, a multicultural fraternity that focuses on Latino culture, and Alpha Delta…

A photograph of Olevian Hall.

Page one of the first ever Olevian Literary Society meeting. The meeting takes place Jan. 12, 1885. (Transcription Included)

Page two and three of the Olevian Literary Society Minutes of their first and second meeting. The meetings occurred Jan. 12 and 15, 1885. (Transcription Included)

Page four of the Olevian Literary Society Minutes. This is the end of the second meeting on Jan 15, 1885. (Transcription Included)

The title page from the first book of Minutes of the Olevian Literary Society.

Two photographs of the women of the class of 1906. They are wearing hats that have the year 06 on them. The photographer took a photo of them from both sides.