Getting Involved

Shelley McBride poses for a photograph in a Friars Club jacket.

Shelley McBride '89

Portrait of Shelley McBride, the first woman president of the Friars Club.

Several students pose for a photograph in brick walled room.

League of Aware Women, student organization.

Group image of the League of Aware Women student organization.

Handwritten document titled "Constitution" with six articles outlining the objectives, membership criteria, election process, meeting schedules, and amendment procedures for an organization called the League of Aware Women.

Constitution of the League of Aware Women, student organization.

Handwritten constitution of the League of Aware Women, undated.

League of Aware Women, student organization.

Yearbook page featuring images and description of the League of Aware Women, Providence College student organization.

Friars Club jacket

Friars Club jacket worn by Barbara Quinn Witbeck '75.

A Friars Club white jacket with a black and white checkered pocket square. The words 'Friars Club' and a key are embroidered on the front pocket.

Friars Club jacket

Friars Club jacket worn by Barbara Quinn Witbeck '75.

Three women posing for a photograph outside. Two are sitting on a bench while the third stands behind them.

First woman editors, Patricia Slonina Vieira '75, Ann Frank Goldstein '75, and Ana Margarita Cabrera '75.

Patricia Slonina Vieira '75, seated at right, was the first woman to edit The Alembic, the Providence College literary magazine. Ann Frank Goldstein '75, editor of The Cowl, the student newspaper, seated at left. Ana Margarita Cabrera '75, editor of Veritas, the yearbook, standing.

Masthead of The Cowl

Clipping of the masthead from the Providence College student newspaper, The Cowl.

newspaper article titled "PC Takes Back the Night" with a subtitle "Women's Will Sheds Light on the Issue of Sexual Assault on Campus." The article, written by David Torro '16, discusses an event called Take Back the Night, which took place at Providence College to raise awareness about sexual assault and support survivors. The accompanying image shows a group of people holding a large banner that reads "Take Back The Night."

Cowl newspaper clipping about Take Back the Night event on campus.

Clipping from the Providence College student newspaper, The Cowl.

Newspaper article titled "Women Empowered Sponsors Discussion on Equality" with a photo of three women sitting at a table, participating in a discussion. The article continues from the front page and discusses various challenges women face and the importance of support systems and taking action for equality.

Cowl newspaper clipping about "You Can, You Will" event discussion gender and race

Clipping from the Providence College student newspaper, The Cowl.

Newspaper article titled "'You Can, You Will!' Discussion of Gender and Race" by Alexandra Huyck '20, News Staff. The article discusses a panel event hosted by Women Empowered at Providence College to empower multicultural women. The image shows a panel of five women speaking into microphones at the event.

Cowl newspaper clipping about "You Can, You Will" event discussion gender and race

Clipping from the Providence College student newspaper, The Cowl.

Newspaper article titled "October: Violence Against Women Awareness Month" by Rebecca Piro '00, Assistant News Editor. The article discusses the importance of raising awareness about violence against women and mentions various activities organized by Women Will to increase awareness. It highlights a rally and Take Back the Night event, which includes a march and speak-out session. The article also features quotes from students emphasizing the need for addressing issues faced by women on campus.

Cowl newspaper clipping, October: Violence Against Women Awareness Month

Clipping from the Providence College student newspaper, The Cowl.

Orange cover of the Alembic journal with a brown drawing of a plant in a pot.

The Alembic, November 1974

Cover of the Providence College literary journal, The Alembic, volume 54, number 1, November 1974

Two students posing for a photograph in a classroom wearing traditional clothing.

African American Club, 2001-2002

Two members of the Providence College African American club (Afro-Am).

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