So What Is Feminism Anyway?
By Abbie Lewis Friday October 30th, our amazing staff member Morgan Clark kicked off our new program Phenomenal Feminist Friday, dedicating every Friday to a feminist of our choosing and posting why he or she…
Looking Deeper at our Phenomenal Feminist: Mindy Kaling
By Morgan Clark Mindy Kaling is a 41-year-old American actress, best known from the very popular TV show The Office. In the show she plays Kelly, a boy crazy, airhead, customer service representative. Kaling was…
Reading Through Winter
By Jordan Tunks With winter only a month away, colder air is upon us. With colder weather it is harder to go outside and enjoy the outdoors, but that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy ourselves.…
Winter Skin Care Tips for Women
By Jordan Tunks Cold, dry air is becoming more prevalent as the winter months are approaching. Dry, itchy skin can lead to more serious issues such as eczema or rashes. The pressure is higher for…
It’s Okay Not to be Okay Right Now.
By Mia Lukic A global pandemic. Nationwide protests. An election. The everyday, mundane life annoyances. It is no surprise that most people are on edge and struggling right now. When will the pandemic end? When…
SAD Winter Blues
By Abbie Lewis It’s that time of year again where it’s dark all the time, or so it feels, and cold as all get out. Not my favorite of the weather options but we don’t…
My Secret Eating Disorder
By Abbie Lewis I’ll never forget the day I stepped on to the scale and saw a number that horrified me, and made me want to change everything I knew about myself. I used to…
Witches Get Stuff Done: The Salem Witch Trials
By Brianna Green Happy Halloween Roos! Thank you for watching the Witches Get Stuff Done video and for coming to the blog for more information about the Salem Witch Trails! So, what were the Salem…
Fall into a New Hobby
By Jordan Tunks With Fall only two weeks away, depression and anxiety will be on an increase in women. According to Anxiety and Depression Association of America, from the time a girl reaches puberty until…
Pink Ribbon
By Morgan Clark I still remember the day my mother told us she had breast cancer. It was like any other day: my dad was upstairs fixing something, like always, and I was sitting in…