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Otelia Cromwell, Class of 1900, c1900.
Photograph of Otelia Cromwell from the Class of 1900 yearbook. Cromwell was the first African American to matriculate at Smith College.
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.
Press conference with Concerned Students of All Colors Association (CSAC) students, 1988.
Press conference with CSAC students Gineta Berlosa and Wambui Mwangi, 1988.
Black Students Alliance council members, 1993-94.
Five council members of the Black Students Alliance.
Dr. Florence N'gendo Mwangi, Class of 1961, left, and a student from the Black Students Alliance, right, at the dedication of the Ngendo Mwangi Cultural Center, 1973.
Dr. Florence N'gendo Mwangi at the dedication of the Mwandi Cultural Center in Lilly Hall, 1973.
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.
Brochure for the Otelia Cromwell Symposium on Racism, Smith College, 9 November 1989.
Cover and interior of brochure for the first Otelia Cromwell Symposium on Racism.
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.
"Negro Students," a letter to the editor of the Smith College Sophian by Director of Admission Jane Sehmann.
Letter to the editor of the Smith College student newspaper The Sophian by Director of Admission Jane Sehmann in reply to an earlier student letter asking why "is there so obvious an omission of Negro students on our campus?"
Dr. Jane Wright, Smith College Class of 1942, recipient of the Otelia Cromwell Award, April 1981.
Photograph of Dr. Jane Wright at a Smith College event in April 1981.