Thank You
I. Am. So. Thankful.
Annie Bryan (SLU ‘20)
Annie Bryan (SLU ‘20)
Founder and former Campus Correspondent for the Her Campus chapter at Saint Louis University. Graduating in May 2020 with degrees in Public Health and Women's and Gender Studies. Committed to learning about and spreading awareness for a more self-aware public health field, intersectional feminism, and college radio. Retweet this bio and enter a drawing for a free smartphone!
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10 Lessons I've Learned From College
I’m no expert on anything, really. I’ve spent the last four years of my life walking back and forth across the same university campus. My...
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12 Ways to Check-In with Yourself and Your Loved Ones Right Now
We are losing so much, at the same time, separated.
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Checking-In from COVID-19 Social Isolation
If you’re struggling with groceries or rent, please let me know. I tried to sit down and write, for the love of god, about anything besides...
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The Learning Curve: Bosnian and American Law
For my first article of “The Learning Curve,” I discussed sexism in pre-health education and in medicine with a pre-med peer of mine in the...
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The Learning Curve: Gender and Sexism in Pre-Health Education
In early February, I met with a SLU Women’s and Gender Studies pre-med junior. For the purposes of anonymity for medical school...
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A Public Health Response to Coronavirus in the US
As of Valentine’s Day, 2020, more than 1,700 health workers in China have tested positive for Coronavirus. With headlines continuously...
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Little Women Shows Us How Time Feels
I am no expert on film, so I do not aim for this article to exist as a critique or review of the 2019 adaptation of Little Women. Watching...
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Thoughts on Tension
Last week, I heard the word “tension” like clockwork. Stroke is built by tension. Anxiety is built by tension. People become feminists...
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On Commitment
There is so much more to write.
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Thank God for "Cats"
Cats is running away. It’s January 2020, and nothing can save Cats . The $100 million budget has barely kept the A-list littered cast in...
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Things Learned from a Bachelor’s in Public Health
To open, I’d like to frame this piece around a disclaimer. I’m a 21-year old cis, white, middle-class undergraduate student studying in the...
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Impact of St. Louis MLS Tax Exemptions
St. Louis is premiering into Major League Soccer in March 2022 with a currently-unnamed team. Announced in October 2019, the owners...
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A Non-Encompassing Health Insurance Dictionary
Last week, I discussed the recent history and current importance of Medicaid and it’s expansion during the enactment of the Affordable Care...
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What the Heck is Medicaid?
No matter how hard we work to understand how to pay for health care, the odds are stacked against us. Health insurance in the U.S. is...
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HeadCount with Sarah Cerkvenik of HeadCount St. Louis
Hey, how’s it going? Are you registered to vote?
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A Public Health Analysis of California Wildfires
If we try to make sure a natural thing never happens, when it does, it will be worse.
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Why Planned Parenthood is Opening a Clinic Really, Really Close to Missouri
Restricting who can and cannot access reproductive and sexual health care and education exponentially truncates who can and cannot have autonomy over their lives.
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Why Harry Styles’ “Lights Up” Is Sociologically Important
On October 11th, 2019, solo artist Harry Styles released “ Lights Up ,” his first single since his premier, full-length, self-titled album...
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Netflix's "Sex Education" is Sex Education
In a world where sex is considered taboo, here is how Netflix broke down the barrier.
