16 Facts About Elmira College

Elmira College is a private college in Elmira, New York.

Elmira College became coeducational in all of its programs in 1969.

Elmira College has an extensive Mark Twain archive and is home of the Center For Mark Twain Studies, dedicated to the promotion and support of Twain-related scholarship.

Elmira College began to distance itself from the Presbyterian Synod of Geneva.

Elmira College stressed hiring better professors to secure larger graduating classes.

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Elmira College had three presidents in the first seven years after Cowles resigned.

Elmira College was often forced to become the interim president while a replacement was found.

One person whom MacKenzie brought to Elmira College was Martha Harris, who became dean of the school in 1901.

Elmira College's ordered the removal of sash curtains from students' rooms, though critics feared that the girls would be subjected to voyeurs.

Elmira College was unique in respect to previous presidents because he was not a clergyman.

Lewis Eldred replaced him as the ninth president of Elmira College; he took office in June 1949 and left five years later.

Elmira College is a member of the NCAA, New York State Women's Collegiate Athletic Association, ECAC, UCHC, and Empire 8.

Elmira College sponsored men's wrestling in the early 1970s but the sport was later discontinued.

Elmira College holds several NCAA Division III National Championships in Women's Ice Hockey as well as in NCA Competitive Cheerleading.

Eighty years, Elmira College possessed an observatory built by Professor Charles Farrar.

School had Elmira College Apartments built a block south of Tompkins Hall in 1948.