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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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The campus was originally home to the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, the first medical school in the world for women, founded in 1850.
The main building on the campus showcases a mid-20th-century modernist architectural style, reflecting the design trends of its time.
In 2002, the campus became part of Drexel University following the merger with MCP Hahnemann University, expanding Drexel's medical education offerings.
The campus features several art installations and sculptures that reflect its rich history in medical education and research.
The campus played a pivotal role in advancing women's education in medicine, being one of the first institutions to offer such opportunities to women.
