Editor Aden Choate shares a poem reflecting on loneliness, dreams, and the imminent awakening.
Read MoreEditor Natalie Chaudhuri shares a piece just in time for Valentine’s Day.
Read MoreEditor Sienna Brancato shares a poem about the struggles of moving on after a relationship.
Read MoreEditor Aden Choate takes us on a journey, sharing her piece “Desert Aperture” with her own voice.
Read MoreThis is our feminist utopia. This is what our feminist utopia looks like. These photos, pieces of art, and quotes compose the stories, hopes, and visions of ten individuals.
Read MoreWeb Editor Rocco Graziano examined Eurpides’ Hecuba, a tale of rage, virtue, and female agency.
Read MoreEditor Cecilia White-Baer examines that quintessential yet eternally fascinating horror trope: the Final Girl.
Read MoreEditor Aden Choate shares a poem reflecting on life and relationships.
Read MoreIn this edition of Women in History Wednesdays, Web Editor Rocco Graziano looks at Ruby Bridges, who became the first African-American to attend an all-white school in Louisiana 58 years ago today, and what her story can teach us about racism in American society.
Read MoreEditor Samantha Freedman writes a short piece reflecting on past relationships and the emotions that accompany those thoughts.
Read MoreWeb Editor Rocco Graziano explores the spooky history of witch trials on Halloween.
Read MoreEditor Lana Nauphal shares her playlist to shed a little light and warmth during this cold Fall season.
Read MoreResident Creator Francis Shad shares photos and a review from a recent concert at U Street Music Hall.
Read MoreWeb Editor Rocco Graziano looks back to Iceland’s “Women’s Day Off” on it’s 48th anniversary, and examines how the women of Iceland fought for gender equality and succeeded in electing the world’s first woman president.
Read MoreEditor-in-Chief Elizabeth Cregan shares a poem about not being able to say what you are wanted, or expected, to say—ultimately, a poem about heartbreak and breaking up.
Read MoreWeb Editor Rocco Graziano, on the 225th anniversary of the French queen’s execution, examines the lessons that the life of Marie Antoinette can teach us about the demonization of women in politics.
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