Becoming Caltech, 1910–1930: Presentations from the Archives, Session 3

In the 1910s and 1920s, a small institution called Throop Polytechnic Institute dramatically reinvented itself, transforming from a manual arts academy to an engineering school, then expanding into a research institute. A century ago, it became the California Institute of Technology. Join us on Zoom for a series of presentations by Caltech archivists on the science, engineering, architecture, and community life of early Caltech.

This session, the third of our series, will include three brief presentations:

• Caltech's Early Architects
• E. T. Bell and Mathematics Between the Wars, by special guest Judith R. Goodstein, University Archivist, Emeritus
• Student Life and the Original Big T, Carved into a Mountain

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