Do You Prefer Your Home Lifestyle or Your College Lifestyle?
It's different for everyone, don’t worry.
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Vice President of Student Affairs Dr. Patty Perillo Serves as a Role Model for Student Leaders
At least once a month, Dr. Patty Perillo meets on Zoom with a group of student leaders she likes to call “The Fab Five,” which consists of...
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Work Wider
This year, white people woke up. With George Floyd’s murder by the hands of police brutality and the expansion of the Black Lives Matter...
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Want Some Good News? Listen to Megan Thee Stallion’s Debut Album, “Good News”
In the summer of 2019, society was blessed with the artistry of the Houston native rapper, Megan Thee Stallion. While an artist’s first...
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Kamala Harris Is Not The FIRST Person of Color to Become VP
On Saturday, November 7, news broke that Joe Biden had won the 2020 presidential election. Biden’s win also means that Kamala Harris will...
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My Yellow Illusion
They say the eyes are the windows to the soul. But, where does body dysmorphia play into this self-image?
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The Many Uses of Birth Control
When I was 14 years old, I had periods that lasted up to six months with a week-long break in between. During that week in between, I would...
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All the Services Planned Parenthood Has to Offer
Planned Parenthood is a nonprofit that provides services, information, and emotional support on reproductive health care, sex education,...
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Why The Pandemic Hit Indian Women Harder
Edited by Vanishree When we talk about the ongoing pandemic, our discussions are more often than not gender-neutral. Our conversations are...
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Finding What’s Comfortable: A Woman’s Guide to Sexuality in 2020
Never be scared to share what you enjoy.
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Across the Isle but Still Facing the Same Problems: Kamala Harris and Amy Coney Barrett
How the two biggest women in politics right now are both facing sexism in their line of work.
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The Best College Halloween Costume Ideas 2020
Staying in with style.
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Poems to Read When You’ve Forgotten You’re a Powerful Woman
Being a woman has never been easy. And as we are forced to say a solemn and unwanted goodbye to the most important person in the saga that...
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My Journey & Advice as a First-Generation College Student
My name is Daisy and I'm a proud first-generation college student and daughter of two humble Oaxacan migrant farmworker parents. My family...
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Protecting Yourself as a Woman in the City
Always being aware of your surroundings is something that’s difficult to normalize because it reminds us of how we can easily be put in vulnerable positions when they are unwanted. But I believe its important to learn how to fight it rather than let it take us over. Here are some ways you can protect yourself.
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Inside the World of a Successful Businesswoman
Meet Mary Jackson, co-founder and director of AquaChamps Swim School, a successful swim school in Oakland Park, Florida. Oh, and she also happens to be my mom!
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The Finding of Self Through Feminism
Feminism is a concept often deemed controversial and talked among most with avoidance and censorship. However, with pride, I call myself a...
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What It's Like Being a Woman In a Male-Dominated Field
Being a woman in a male-dominated major is hard. Here is my experience.
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Katy Perry’s “Smile”: My Review and Words from Katy’s Press Conference
This album is one you will have on repeat.
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An Essay on 7 Centuries of Destroying Feminine Perfection
I have found great understanding in the Women’s Letters , Veronica Franco and Isabella Andreini’s encapsulation of the oppression women...
