By Caitlin Easter I recently came across an illustration by Kasia Babis that made me think about the state of women today in relation to where we were as women when the Salem witch trials… The Settings Change, but the Story Doesn’t
By Ann Varner Martha Coffin Pelham Wright was one of five women who planned the first women’s right convention and presided over numerous women’s rights and anti-slavery conventions (womenshistory.org). She is known for her contributions… Celebrating Women’s History Month: Martha Coffin Pelham Wright
By: Brittany Soto In honor of Women’s History Month, I wanted to focus my attention on Rosa Parks. Most people are familiar with who Rosa Parks is but to those who aren’t, she was a… Celebrating Women’s History Month: Rosa Parks
Attention Students! The Reentry Woman Scholarship Award sponsored American Association of University Women (AAUW) is up for grabs now! The award is worth $500 and is available to students who meet the following qualifications: The… AAUW Scholarship Opportunity
By Kacie Otto I found this article today on the feminist blog Jezebel and couldn’t help but think about why women are so harshly judged by others no matter what choices they make. Why do… Harsh Judgement
Grades. Often, they can feel like the end-all, be-all of college life. What’s your GPA? How will this class hurt or help it? Will I be able to apply for a scholarship? Will I get… The Almighty GPA