McGaw said a campus women's center still remains a long-range goal.
Reaching that point, however, will be difficult. Last spring, Lewis said the College would not address the issue of a women's center.
"It is our stance that all of Harvard belongs to all the students, and the creation of a separate space for women (or for minority students) would institutionalize the notion that the rest of Harvard does not fully belong to them," Lewis wrote in an e-mail message last spring.
Karteron said administration relations are the same they have always been, as CASV tries to persuade the officials of the College that better resources for women are needed.
"They've committed into looking into [our ideas], but haven't committed to change anything in recent times," she said.