Freed by Title IX': Looking into the creation of the first women's athletic teams at the College – The Williams Record

Coinciding with the College’s move towards coeduaction, Title IX, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in educational programs including athletics, was passed in June 1972. The first official female varsity sports teams at the College were established in the fall of 1972 — and in some cases, student athletes initiated the creation of teams themselves. 

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How Title IX changed college sports for women over the past 50 years

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