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Charles D. McIver education Reconstruction University of North Carolina

The Education of Charles Duncan McIver

Charles D. McIver (left) and his younger brother William in 1865  The founder and first president of our university, Charles D. McIver, left a wealth of information behind when he died suddenly in 1906 on a train returning from Raleigh to Greensboro. Among his more formal papers dealing with his work as president of the […]

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Lina McDonald Peace College State Normal and Industrial School Train Accident

Lina McDonald: The First Campus Mystery

Graduating Class of the State Normal and Industrial School, 1893 Lina McDonald is not pictured Working at the Martha Blakeney Hodges Special Collections and University Archives is always interesting. Recently, I came across one of the earliest campus mysteries – the tragic accident of a student who lost her life several months before graduation when […]

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archeology Department of Art Elisabeth Jastrow Woman's College of the University of North Carolina WWI WWII

A Pillar of Inner Strength: Dr. Elisabeth Jastrow

Dr. Elisabeth Anna Marie Jastrow was an Associate Professor of Art History at Woman’s College (WC) of the University of North Carolina (now UNC Greensboro) from 1941 until her retirement in 1961. Though she spent the last twenty years of her career teaching art history, her true passion was classical archeology. Elisabeth Jastrow was born […]

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