Feminism

Scope and Contents Ample Cleavage was a feminist magazine published twice a semester with the intention of spreading radical feminist ideas on Oberlin College's campus. The publication is a thin magazine composed of academic articles, poetry, student op-eds, visual art and photographs. Run by an editorial board composed of Oberlin students, the publication's articles both humorously and seriously explore topics such as lesbians, female masturbation, rape culture, and structural...

Scope and Contents Records of the Gender and Women's Studies Program (Women’s Studies Program prior to 2003) date from 1972 to 2008 and trace the establishment, organization, development, and administration of first a Women's Studies curriculum, later the Women's Studies Program, and, as of 2003, the Gender and Women’s Studies Program.These records include minutes, correspondence, reports, financial records, and a variety of other materials that document the functions of the Women's Studies...

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The Archives of The Seal Press contain 92 linear feet of materials spanning from 1976 to 2002. The materials document the growth of the Seal Press from a small, regional press to a nationally recognized publishing house, until its sale to Avalon Publish Group in 2001.