Nevertheless, she persisted

April 6, 2017

By: Amelia Brown '18 and Claire Dinshaw '17 ...

Women’s March on Washington: two narratives tell the story of one historic event

February 3, 2017

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Tubman’s take-over the $20 is toxic

Kaila Finn, Staff Writer

May 10, 2016

We use $20 bills all the time. Whether paying for dinner, a shirt at your favorite store, or even gas, we are often trading the Andrew Jackson-covered, Federal Reserve-stamped slip of paper. By 2020, the $20 bill will look very different as Harriet Tubman graces the front of this currency instead ...

Grey’s Anatomy displays feminism in a whole new way

Alex Spadacenta, Assistant Business Manager

October 24, 2015

**SPOILER ALERT** “Grey's Anatomy,” Season 11, left viewers or fans with heavy hearts. With Derek dead, Meredith was left alone with three children, frustrated with her sister-in-law and holding a time consuming job. Fans were nervous for Season 12. In these last few episodes, people only saw...

ISIS manifesto on women’s rights sparks outrage

Rachel Treisman, Web Features Editor

March 9, 2015

If I lived in a territory controlled by ISIS, I would be married by now. Let me back up. At the end of January, the all-female Al-Khanssaa Brigade began circulating a document called “Women in the Islamic State: Manifesto and Case Study.” It was translated into English by the counter-extremism...