Discover the compelling history of ‘Women at Cambridge (Pb 1998)’, a meticulously researched and engaging exploration of women’s education at this esteemed university. This paperback edition, reissued with a new introduction by Gillian Sutherland, delves into the academic intrigue and prejudice faced by women striving for recognition. Authored by an expert, the book navigates complex university politics, bringing to life the vibrant characters involved in the historic struggle for equality. Perfect for general readers and academics alike, this insightful study commemorates the 50th anniversary of women’s formal admission to Cambridge degrees. Uncover the untold stories and the enduring fight for access in this essential read from The Bookish Owl.