Trailblazer: An Interview with President Leocadia Zak
Born in Massachusetts, Leocadia I. Zak became the ninth president of Agnes Scott College in July of 2018. As a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of...
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Diane Von Furstenberg Wants Women To Feel Empowered
Diane von Furstenberg founded her eponymous line in 1972. Since then it has become a global luxury fashion brand celebrated for its bold...
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Meet Abolish @Agnes: The Public Safety Abolition Movement at Agnes Scott College
Since the establishment of the American police system in the late 1700s, they have been used to legally criminalize and brutalize Black Americans under our system of government. They are implemented in Black neighborhoods, schools, and other places populated with Black Americans under the guise of “preventing crime and violence.” This has led to mass incarceration and violence against Black bodies.
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Putting Eating Disorders in Your Conversation
Name: Abigail Stern Pronoun: She/Her/Hers Major: Studio Art, 2020 Senior Abigail Stern is an art major, dedicated to making sure the Agnes...
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Aminah Badmus ‘23: Future Business Lawyer and Entrepreneur
The first year of college is filled with fun and excitement while moving into dorms and the first week is designed to get students...
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My First Week at CARE
CARE is a charitable organization whose mission is to provide long-term solutions to global poverty and disaster relief to those in need. I...
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Royalette, Aliyah Harris Class of ‘22
Pronouns: She/Her/Hers Major: Music Aliyah Harris is a college freshman attending Agnes Scott College who is pursuing life while...
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My Summer in DC
This summer was the first time I spent time away from home besides being in college. I was admitted into an academic internship program...
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MeaResea and Elizabeth's Reflections on Her Campus Agnes Scott
MeaResea Homer '19 and Elizabeth Wolfe '19 talk re-launching the chapter, growth, and the future of the magazine
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2020’s Oddball Candidates
With the 2020 election fast approaching, news coverage has already shifted toward potential Democratic candidates . So far sixteen notable...
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Two Year Catch Up: An Interview with Reagin Turner ‘19
Some may remember the profile that I did with Music major Reagin Turner, a sophomore at the time. Now in her last semester of senior year,...
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Snapshot of a Super Bowl Live Volunteer
This week, countless visitors, in numbers possibly exceeding a million, have flocked to Atlanta for Super Bowl LIII. Though many of them...
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A Conversation with Zoe Katz '19
Zoe Katz ‘19 discusses pirates, Taylor Swift, and ruinous roommate relationships
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Agnes Scott’s Paranormal Side
Every old school has its own lore, and naturally, Agnes Scott has a few ghost stories. Agnes Scott’s paranormal side is even mentioned on...
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10 Years Ago: Reminiscing on the #10YearChallenge
Photo by photo-nic.co.uk nic at Unsplash Although the #10yearchallenge has been going around for some time, I still have not done mine. I...
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Dominica Savant-Bunch, Class of ‘22, on Her First semester in the South
It can be challenging for college freshmen to get used to being on their own, it comes with a new plethora of responsibilities along with a...
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A Discussion About Growing up Queer in the South
According to a study done by The Williams Institute, 35% of LGBTQ+ people in the U.S. live in the south. Here, they are also more likely to...
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Keaira Davis: Aspiring Paramedic at Atlanta Technical College, Class of 2019
Pronouns: she/her/hers Major: EMS (Emergency Medical Services) We all, at some of our lives, have to ask ourselves a pretty tough question...
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How to Survive as A College Vegan from Isabel Gaspar, '22
It is estimated that as of 2018, 1.6 million American adults are vegan. While people have a variety of reasons for choosing to forego...
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Elizabeth Watkins ‘20 and the Studio Dance Theatre
I first met Elizabeth in our shared Global Journeys class in the fall our first year at Agnes Scott, and right away her love of dance was...
