Heat Death
By Maritza Gordillo I was browsing Change.org and stumbled across an article about 17-year-old Maria Isabel Vasquez who died of heat exhaustion. Maria was constantly denied… Read More »Heat Death
By Maritza Gordillo I was browsing Change.org and stumbled across an article about 17-year-old Maria Isabel Vasquez who died of heat exhaustion. Maria was constantly denied… Read More »Heat Death
By Erica Rose Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I thought I would do a little research into survival rates. As it turns out,… Read More »Too Many Black Women Are Dying From Breast Cancer
Every day at the Women’s Center, we celebrate women for their many contributions to society. August is nationally recognized as National Breastfeeding Month. This month… Read More »August is National Breastfeeding Month
On July 13, 2010 President Obama delivered the National HIV/AIDS Strategy (NHAS). This strategy is designed to restrain the spread of infection and to allocate… Read More »The NHAS Strategy is on Its Way to Stopping HIV/AIDS
Many women today are “going green” which means that they’re buying reusable water bottles, products that are organic or chemical free, and doing a lot… Read More »Go Green with a Diva Cup
A study by Science Daily proved what most of us have already known: Women are healthier than men. The study also proved that one of… Read More »Women's Healthy Eating
We have all been told that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but as busy college students, mothers, working professionals, or all… Read More »The Benefits of Eating Breakfast
This is a very stressful time of year for many of us. The holidays and finals can add a lot to our already very full… Read More »De-stress to Stay Well
Finals are coming up fast and everyone is ready to start downing that caffeine. We all know that too much caffeine can be bad for… Read More »Women and Caffeine