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</html><description>Bygone DePaul is a series highlighting DePaul&#x2019;s campus and how it has changed through the years. DePaul has oft claimed to be the first Catholic University to admit women. Is the claim true? Like most historical questions, the answer gets complicated. In 1911, DePaul began offering a degree-related teaching qualification summer school program to either continue reading</description><thumbnail_url>http://news.library.depaul.press/full-text/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2015/11/WomenAtDePaul_1922_sp.jpg</thumbnail_url></oembed>
