It was in 1969 that Princeton University first admitted women as undergraduates. 148 women, consisting of 100 freshwomen and transfer students of other years, entered Princeton on September 6, 1969 amidst a frenzy of media ogling and ribbing.
Scores of women’s papers and magazines, like Woman’s Wear Daily, featured articles on what the stylish Princeton freshwoman wore on campus, and practically every woman student was featured in her hometown newspaper.
These photographs were taken by Alfred Eisenstaedt for LIFE magazine.
(Photos by LIFE/ Alfred Eisenstaedt, via Miss Moss)
Scores of women’s papers and magazines, like Woman’s Wear Daily, featured articles on what the stylish Princeton freshwoman wore on campus, and practically every woman student was featured in her hometown newspaper.
These photographs were taken by Alfred Eisenstaedt for LIFE magazine.
(Photos by LIFE/ Alfred Eisenstaedt, via Miss Moss)
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