Oral Histories of Berkeley Women

The Oral History Center of The Bancroft Library (OHC) has conducted hundreds of oral history interviews with UC Berkeley women — alumnae, faculty, staff, administrators, and philanthropists. In honor of the 150th anniversary of women at Berkeley, the OHC has created a comprehensive collection guide to these oral histories — containing 225 interviews. Reaching back to the class of 1895, these women were influential as educators, labor organizers, suffragists, child advocates, community organizers, novelists, artists, and much more. The guide is fully sortable once copied or downloaded. The default sort is alphabetical order by last name. The University Library has recently migrated our oral histories to a new platform. At this time, please obtain the links to the oral histories you would like to review through the search on our home page. Visit The Bancroft Library website. VIEW THE COLLECTION GUIDE.