By: Kateland Kirk Edited by: Zachary Sparks Why in today’s day and age – when we are so technologically advanced and making ground-breaking discoveries – are we still stuck so far in the past when it comes to important social expectations regarding women? For example, why is it that a woman cannot be intelligent AND… Read More One or the Other
By: Daniela Sarafov Edited by: Zachary Sparks Why is it that we are put-off by a woman with strong views – the ones usually called a bitch – but are quick to call a man who is assertive a leader?? I recently stumbled upon a quote by Sheryl Sandberg that provoked an abundance of thoughts.… Read More Being a Leader vs. a Bitch
Spending 12 hours a day with two old-world Macedonian’s as a small child is a pretty interesting upbringing. I heard nothing but Macedonian folk music, watched nothing but Macedonian war movies on VCR and was taught nothing but the history of my family from “back home” (as well as a plethora of things far too… Read More Fearless Feminist of Her Time
Have you ever walked into a room and gotten a feeling of disbelonging? Just a few days ago, I experienced this very uncomfortable, and unfamiliar feeling. In one of the business courses I am in, the class was assigned a group project. I was placed in a group of all males and only one other… Read More The Only ‘Girl’ in the Group Project
Sam Bossert is in business for exactly the right reasons. With no prior experience in retail, she created a fitness apparel line inspired by the women she trains. P’tula, meaning Passion to Unite and Live Active, was started by Sam to supply the women in her personal training program with activewear that they feel comfortable… Read More Passion to Unite and Live Active: Interview with Sam Bossert
When I was a little girl my dad worked as a chaplain at a women’s prison, and we were once given the opportunity to come and visit the prison and speak to the women. I remember feeling scared because I was young, but when we were surrounded by the women, I felt an air of… Read More Women With Stories
Unfortunately many women have lots to fear in this world while walking alone. I thought it would be comforting to attend a self-defense class and share that knowledge with our readers. Although I still recommend attending a self-defense class yourself, here is quick synopsis of what I’ve learned: Be Aware: Just being aware of what… Read More Self Defense 101
The current political climate has understandably caused a lot of tension. Throughout history, politics have always been a sensitive topic, but the recent election in the United States and subsequent events have sparked a lot of debate and resistance. College campuses are known for being great spaces for mind opening debates and discussions. I have… Read More Speak Up
As a young female, I was not expecting to fall in love with weight lifting the way I have. It’s a rough sport, tearing up your hands and bruising every inch of your arms and legs at some point. I have gotten criticism and opposition from friends and family members. Through all of these oppositions,… Read More Female Bodybuilding
When people think about college culture what often comes to mind is positive: opportunity, challenges and fun along the way. The media portrays this utopian college experience: living in dorms, strolling through a beautiful campus to class and going out to bars with friends with the only worry being the massive workload college presents. But… Read More Rape Culture on College Campuses
