Remembering Project inducts Four Women in History

Remembering Project inducts Four Women in History

While David Walley did indeed found the hot springs and spa that bear his name, it was his wife Harriet who rescued the business from insolvency after his death, ensuring it would survive to this day.

Loyola University Maryland’s History with Women

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at LUM chapter. Loyola University Maryland’s Evergreen campus was founded in 1921, when Loyola bought the property and moved the college from Calvert Street to its current residence in the heart of Baltimore. Women were not allowed to receive a Loyola education until 1971, which means that for more than 100 years, Loyola education was exclusive to men.  Loyola officially became a co…

Tracing the history of women at St. Joe’s

St. Joe’s Enrollment by Gender SOURCE: NATIONAL CENTER FOR EDUCATION STATISTICS’ INTEGRATED POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION DATA SYSTEMCOMPILED BY: GRACE O’MEARA ’27/THE HAWKGRAPHICS: CARA HALLIGAN ’25/THE HAWK