The Vassar Women

The Vassar Women refer to the female students and alumni of Vassar College, a prestigious liberal arts college founded in 1861 in New York. Historically, Vassar was among the first higher education institutions in the U.S. dedicated exclusively to women, promoting academic excellence and empowerment. Over time, it became coeducational in 1969. Vassar Women are recognized for their leadership, activism, and contributions across various fields. The term highlights the college's legacy of fostering women's education and their ongoing influence in society.