What is a riot grrrl anyway? Maybe you’ve heard the term before or associated it with electric guitar-loving Kat Stratford from “10 Things I Hate About You,” but weren’t quite sure how…
Gathering within one of the art studios in the Dorothy Young Center for the Arts on Nov. 19, the Feminist Intersection Club held their final event of the Fall 2024 semester, a…
By Alexa Fitzgerald The original Star Wars trilogy consisting of Episode IV – A New Hope, Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back and Episode VI – Return of the Jedi introduced…
by Kassel Franco Garibay On January 21, 2017, I stood in the streets of New York City along with half a million people to march for women’s rights. To be completely fair,…
By Shaylyn MacKinnon I recently returned from studying abroad in England, and of all of the things that I learned an experienced, one has left me a bit disturbed, especially considering the…
by Nina Campli As the end of the fall semester draws near, it is time to apply for classes and, in some cases, different living situations. For those who are interested in…
By: Anna Gombert, Co-Editor in Chief and Kassel Franco-Garibay, Editor of Opinions This week Drew hosted filmmaker Michelle Parkerson for a film screening and artist talk. On Monday, November 6, there was…
Every day we have to make conscious choices in order to be a good human being. I wish it were easy, that being a woke, intersectional feminist came naturally to me, to…
by Nina Campli, Staff Writer Last Thursday WOCO, the Women’s Concerns house on campus, held their annual Take Back the Night march, an event that “… marks our refusal to live in…
by Kassel Franco-Garibay, Opinions Editor This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Drew Women and Gender Studies major. To celebrate the anniversary, the department hosted various speakers and events revolving around…