African American Women in Iowa Digital Collection

"Colored students in the State University of Iowa," December 19, 1913

Dance card for Alpha Theta chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Spring Semi-Formal Party, May 15, 1948

Dance card for Alpha Theta chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Spring Semi-Formal Party, May 9, 1947

Dance card for Kappa Alpha Psi Mid-Year Dance, January 31, 1948

"Delta Sigma Theta Delta chapter: Miss Wilma Reed of Wichita, Kan., has been made a pledge," February 6, 1920

"Delta Sigma Theta Delta chapter: Mr. J.L. Dameron, who has been ill with bronchial trouble," January 23, 1920

"Delta Sigma Theta Delta chapter: Mr. Russell Jackson of Des Moines was a visitor," December 5, 1919

"Delta Sigma Theta Delta chapter: The members and pledges of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity entertained," December 12, 1919

"Delta Sigma Theta, Iowa City, Iowa items: The Easter program arranged by Miss Hazell Shaw," April 9, 1920

"Delta Sigma Theta: The Dubois Literary Society held its meeting," March 12, 1920

"Delta Sigma Theta: The following officers have been elected," December 9, 1920

Esther Walls' general correspondence, 1949

First United Methodist Church sorority, Iowa City, Iowa, 1947

"Iowa City, Iowa, Delta Sigma Theta: A Grecian party was given by the Delta chapter," March 26, 1920

"Iowa City, Iowa, Delta Sigma Theta: Mr. and Mrs. A.A. Bush and son," November 18, 1920

"Iowa City, Iowa: Everybody is preparing to go home for the holidays," December 25, 1914

"Iowa City, Iowa: Mrs. Moore gave an after examination whist party," February 26, 1915

"Iowa City, Iowa: On Saturday night, February 12th, the Kappa Alpha Psi will initiate," February 25, 1916

"Iowa City, Iowa: Rev. Farribee preached during quarterly meeting service," November 3, 1916

"Iowa City, Iowa: Thanksgiving recess ended Monday noon," December 3, 1915

"Iowa City, Iowa: The Delta Sigma Theta Sorority is making a state wide campaign," June 6, 1919

"Iowa City, Iowa: The Kappa Alpha Nu which has been renamed," May 14, 1915

"Iowa City items, Delta Sigma Theta: A party Saturday April 10 marked the beginning of festivities," April 16, 1920

"Iowa City items, Delta Sigma Theta: Mrs. Alice Crutcher has returned to her home," November 4, 1920

"Iowa City items, Delta Sigma Theta: Mrs. M.M. Breuton returned to her home," April 23, 1920

"Iowa City items: Eleven girls are now located in their beautiful home," October 3, 1919

"Iowa City items, Kappa Alpha Psi: The chapter held its regular meeting," May 12, 1920

"Iowa City items: The colored girls attending the University were entertained," October 17, 1919

"Iowa City: Mrs. Mattie Dameron left Friday afternoon for Muscatine," February 20, 1920

"Iowa City news: Allen Christian Endeavor was well attended," March 30, 1916

"Iowa City news, Delta Sigma Theta: Mr. and Mrs. Greenway and sons of Muscatine motored," October 21, 1920

"Iowa City news: House cleaning at Kappa Alpha Phi," October 8, 1915

"Iowa City notes: Commencement at the State University this year," June 18, 1920

"Iowa City notes, Delta Sigma Theta: Each one seems rested and ready for work," January 20, 1921

"Iowa City notes, Delta Sigma Theta: The Delta Sigma Theta sorority held its annual opening party," October 14, 1920

"Iowa City notes: Iowa City has been on the dead list," December 31, 1917

"Iowa City notes: Misses Iva McClain, Elizabeth Gross, Naomi Harper," April 13, 1917

"Iowa City notes: Rev. D. Boone of Fort Worth, Texas," December 19, 1919

"Iowa City notes: The Kappa Alpha Nu fraternity entertained," November 6, 1914

"Iowa City: The Delta Sigma Theta girls entertained last Saturday," October 10, 1919

"Iowa City: The G.S.U.I held their last meeting," December 29, 1916

"Iowa City: The State University opened with the largest number of students it has yet had," October 13, 1916

"Kappa Alpha Psi: With only eight more weeks of school before us, we have begun to lay plans."" April 16, 1920

Kappa sisters in formal gowns, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, late 1940s

The negro student at the University of Iowa: a sociological study

Tag day advertisement, July 11, 1919

"University alumni meet," July 11, 1919