Joslyn Miller
Women*s Leadership
By: Joslyn Miller, Undergraduate Intern What is a good leader? We are often asked ourselves this in classes, at work, in meetings, but...
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Dani James
Apr 12, 20212 min read
The History of the Take Back the Night Movement
By: Dani James, W*SS Undergraduate Intern TRIGGER WARNING: Sexual Assault, Assault, Rape, Violence Violence against women and gender...
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Grace Sacoman
Apr 5, 20214 min read
Women & Video Games: The Barriers to a Male Dominated Gaming Society
By: Grace Sacoman, W*SS Undergraduate Intern As I sat down to think of a topic for this week’s zine, a fellow intern of mine suggested I...
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Women’s Student Services MSU
Mar 29, 20212 min read
A Bookworm’s Top 5: Women*s History Month Recommendations
By: Heather Shea, W*SS Director During the pandemic, I’ve taken up “reading” (in quotes because often I read through audio books--which,...
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Ashleigh Lowe
Mar 22, 20212 min read
Why are there disparities in college basketball, anyway?
By: Ashleigh Lowe, Undergraduate Intern "I got something to show y'all. So, for the NCAA March Madness, the biggest tournament in college...
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Gigi Shannon
Mar 15, 20212 min read
Feminist and Queer Theory: A Healthy Partnership
By: Gigi Shannon, WSS Undergraduate Intern Feminism and queer activism may seem like separate social movements: one advocating for women...
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Ashleigh Lowe
Mar 9, 20212 min read
Not Accepting Misogny Within K-Dramas
By: Ashleigh Lowe, W*SS Undergraduate Intern A memorable feature of any Korean drama, or K-drama as they are commonly known, is the...
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Karlee Moxley
Mar 1, 20214 min read
I’m (not) Sorry: Are you a serial apologizer suffering from the sorry syndrome?
By: Karlee Moxley, WSS Affiliate “Sorry, can I sit here?” “Sorry, I have a question” “Sorry it took me so long to text you back”...
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Joslyn Miller
Feb 23, 20212 min read
“Will you accept this responsibility?”: Racism on The Bachelor
By: Joslyn Miller, W*SS Undergraduate Intern After these images surfaced, Rachel Lindsay, talk show host and the first Black Bachelorette,...
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Dani James
Feb 16, 20212 min read
The Harmful Effects of Female Genital Circumcision
By: Danielle James, W*SS Undergraduate Intern TRIGGER WARNING: Graphic Descriptions, FGM, Assault TRIGGER WARNING: Graphic Descriptions,...
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Grace Sacoman
Feb 9, 20212 min read
Lack of Diversity in Equestrian Sports
By: Grace Sacoman, W*SS Undergraduate Intern For the past fifteen years, I’ve been heavily immersed in the equestrian world. I began...
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Heather Shea
Feb 2, 20212 min read
In Praise of Feminist Art in Public Spaces
By: Heather Shea, Director of W*SS I’m writing this Thought of the Day from the vantage point of a professional feminist and an amateur...
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Gabby Wahla
Jan 26, 20212 min read
The Problem With Phrases Like “You Guys"
By: Gabby Wahla, W*SS Graduate Assistant Gendered language matters. It can make people feel excluded, increase feelings of imposter...
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Lexie Hampton
Dec 8, 20202 min read
The Fight Against Human Trafficking and the Holidays
By: Lexie Hampton, W*SS Intern As the Holiday season steadily approaches, festivities and joyous spirits fill the atmosphere around us....
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Gabby Wahla
Dec 1, 20202 min read
Zoom Fatigue is Real
By: Gabby Wahla, W*SS Graduate Assistant Zoom fatigue is real. Many students sit at their computers all day, spend their class times on...
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Shiksha Sneha
Nov 17, 20202 min read
The Pro-Choice Movement
By: Shiksha Sneha, W*SS Intern While Roe v. Wade (1973) is often cited in conversations about abortion, people have been having abortions...
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May Lopez
Nov 10, 20202 min read
The First Womxn Vice President-Elect
By: May Lopez, W*SS Graduate Intern This past weekend we witnessed history as Kamala Harris became the Vice President-elect of the United...
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Lexie Hampton
Nov 3, 20202 min read
The Battle for Our Nation
By: Lexie Hampton, W*SS Intern Now, more than ever, is the time to make our voices heard. Even though 2020 marks the first century of...
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Shiksha Sneha
Oct 26, 20202 min read
Exposing Injustice: Mass Hysterectomies of Immigrants
By: Shiksha Sneha, W*SS Intern About a month ago, Dawn Wooten, a Black woman and a nurse, became a whistleblower when she filed a...
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Gabby Wahla
Oct 19, 20202 min read
The Womxn's Initiative for Leadership Development (WILD) Conference is this weekend!
By: Gabby Wahla, W*SS Graduate Assistant The 2020 Womxn's Initiative for Leadership Development (WILD) Conference is just FOUR days away!...
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