Forty years to the student movement. Universities of the seventies at the Autonomous University of Puebla, Mexico

This paper aims to reconstruct the process of empowerment of young college women in the decade of the seventies, taking as cross-cutting themes gender and the meaning of a vigorous student movement in which left acquires presence. To develop the text are considered as core three elements: women access to the higher education; the growing presence in representative bodies, University counselors; and sexuality. These policies with private practices, are interwoven as feminism as a social movement and from its origins, has shown that the personal is political, the domestic is social and that the everyday is also transcendent, and thus know how college young women changed in a crucial decade in the history of this superior institution.