Cloister Window (January 14, 1927)

University of Rochester. College for Women (Creator)

The students of the University of Rochester's College for Women began publishing a newspaper in 1925. Initially called "The Cloister Window," it was renamed "Tower Times" in 1932. The paper ceased publication in 1955 when the College for Women merged with the College for Men on the River Campus. At that time, the newspapers previously published by the students of the two colleges also merged, thus "The Campus" and "Tower Times" became "Campus Times."

Cloister window (University of Rochester)

Tower times (University of Rochester)

1927-01-14

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Newspapers

English

University of Rochester. College for Women

University of Rochester, Women's College

Rochester (N.Y.)

4 pages

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LD4747.T738

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