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Women have studied at Cambridge since the 1860s, but were not granted full membership of the University until 1947. On July 4th 1998, over nine hundred women, who were up before 1948, went back to the University to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of degrees for Women at Cambridge. This is a documentary of that historic weekend directed by Lucy Thane.
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Women have studied at Cambridge since the 1860s, but were not granted full membership of the University until 1947. On July 4th 1998, over nine hundred women, who were up before 1948, went back to the University to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of degrees for Women at Cambridge. This is a documentary of that historic weekend directed by Lucy Thane.
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