Since 1995, American presidents have issued an annual proclamation designating March as “Women’s History Month.” However, the acknowledgment was not always a month; instead, starting in 1978, it...

Captain Emily Anthony, the director of the Office of Military and Veteran Success, recently spoke to students about her personal experience with career changes and encouraged students to embrace change. Anthony’s...

The history of the women’s movement is significant for all of humanity; it is not just a story about and for women, although herstory (quite rightly) is at its forefront. Since the beginning of time,...

People commonly misunderstand the term patriarchy. When men in particular hear the word, many of us tend to get defensive, feeling it is a condemnation of men as a whole. In order to understand what...

On Wednesday, Multicultural and International Student Affairs and ELITE Women hosted a dance class taught by choreographer Tia “Tia B” Bernard to boost confidence on and off the dance floor. Tia...

Multicultural and International Student Affairs and the Campus Activities Board hosted the first Women’s Power Hour with guest speaker Keyo Johnson to celebrate International Women’s Day and Women’s...

As a kid, when asked, “who do you want to be like when you grow up?” or “who inspires you?” most kids would say a celebrity or even their parents, but for me, it was always my sister. My sister,...

The department of history and political science is hosting a series of lectures throughout March to celebrate Women’s History Month. Held in the Student Union Theatre, the series consists of four lectures....

For Women's History Month, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. held "Karnation Wednesday" to honor women on campus. The fraternity set up outside the War Memorial Student Union on March 27 from 11 a.m....

The Southeastern Sociological Association displayed posters with statistics of women in STEM-related field and female celebrities to celebrate Women's History Month. SSA set up its table in the War...

In celebration of Women's History Month, faculty members from the Department of English stimulated discussions about the influence of feminism and works of literature by women. Dr. Sarah Schillage-Truxillo,...