Excerpt from The Women of a State University: An Illustration of the Working of Coeducation in the Middle West
Within the past few years several universities under private control have considerably modified the advantages which they had previously extended to women. This has been by limiting the number of women to be received, or by giving them separate instruction in some degree. The latter change has been advocated as desirable in public education, and specially discussed with reference to state universities. It is consequently material to the general educational advantages of women, especially those who must depend upon public educational facilities, to consider what effect the proposed changes would ultimately have upon their present opportunities. The origin of these opportunities, their relation to the work women are undertaking in the world, and their effect on the lives and character of those who seek them are matters of considerable importance, if they are to be withdrawn, limited, or modified in any way.
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