Yale University is celebrating its 50th anniversary as a coeducational school.
The Ivy League institution is unveiling a commemorative stone Saturday with an inscription by poet Elizabeth Alexander, who graduated from Yale in 1984.
Yale admitted 575 women in the fall of 1969, both as first-year students and transfers.
The stone is being placed at Phelps Gate -- a spot where most students first enter Yale.
Yale is also recording the oral history of women at Yale, with 60 recordings currently on file and 45 more in the works.
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