Tag: feminism

In the world of video game journalism and review, there is one name that everyone knows: Anita Sarkeesian. She became famous in 2012, when she…

The night of Dec. 4 saw emotions run high as emo-indie rock group, “The World is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid…

I have good news and bad news. The good news: chivalry is not dead. The bad news: chivalry wasn’t really about me at all. Perhaps…

With the exception of Drexel University, campuses everywhere are filled with graduates, in caps and gowns and smiling faces. Commencement at Columbia University was so…

Emma Watson’s United Nations speech, Columbia University student Emma Sulkowicz’s sparking a revolution and Steve Santagati being ripped apart on national television for his views on catcalling are only several of the…

Claiming , the non-profit organization I Am That Girl has grown in the past five years to an impressive and formidably popular feminist organization. Kelsey…

Recently, the United Nations Women’s Goodwill Ambassador gave a stirring address about the negativity that surrounds the concept of feminism. If the ambassador hadn’t been…

Recently, I read an enlightening Time article about Annette Bosworth, a woman running for South Dakota’s Republican nomination in the upcoming Senate election. While Bosworth…

Late last month, Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling revealed her regret about pairing the ginger and the brain in her saga’s final chapters. In an…

In a celebration of International Women’s Day March 5, panelists, professors, community members and students met in the James E. Marks Intercultural Center to discuss…