This collection contains a class paper titled "'Everyone was in High Gear': The Impact of World War II on Life at Radcliffe College," as well as a speech given during the Radcliffe Commemorative Service in 2003.

This oral history project was conducted by members of the Radcliffe Class of 1943 as part of a fiftieth reunion gift from the class. Twelve interviews provide profiles of women who grew up in the Depression and graduated from Radcliffe during World War II, as well as following their later careers and family lives. Some served in the armed forces; some were civic volunteers; and others had careers in architecture, government service, secondary and higher education, and art history.

This collection of digitized material from the Radcliffe College Archives provides access to frequently consulted sources on the history of Radcliffe College, including important historical documentation of college administration, student life, and alumnae activity.

This collection contains information compiled by Radcliffe College Archives staff about Radcliffe College students who served in the armed forces in World War II. It is arranged by class (1936-1943) and by individual, and it includes clippings, photographs, certificates, newsletters, postcards, correspondence, and a reminiscence by Mabelle Gertrude Lutze (1983).

This collection contains records of student government organizations at Radcliffe, including Student Government Association materials such as secretary's minutes, annual reports, disciplinary case files, and committee and financial records (1896-1962). It includes folders specifically documenting wartime activities.