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During a panel on Wednesday, March 9, (left to right) Alison Mohr Boleware from the National Association of Social Workers, Austin City Councilwoman Vanessa Fuentes and IGNITE National’s Southeast Program Director Cydnei Drake answer panel questions as well as student questions from the audience.

Women leaders on campus host panel, brunch during Women’s History Month

Elle Bent, Editor-in-Chief
March 23, 2022
Moxie is a Netflix original film based upon the novel by Jennifer Mathieu. The film stars Amy Poehler and Josephine Langford.

“Moxie” turns high school drama into empowering story

Nicco Pelicano, Staff Writer
March 17, 2021

‘Charlie’s Angels’ soars to new heights with empowerment, feminism

Dante Gutierrez , Staff Writer
November 24, 2019
Say More has a new episode released every Monday.

New podcast highlights issues of femininity in comical, laid-back style

February 4, 2019
Professor Sloan is head of Social Justice LLC.

Education Professor engages in dialogue on toxic societal gender roles

Gianni Zorrilla, Life and Arts Editor
April 9, 2018
Though the contestant said he did not feel harassed, Perry has come under fire for her actions.

Male victims of sexual assault are also victims of toxic masculinity, sexism

Collin Mims
April 2, 2018
Julie Bindel

Lecture cancelled after students question Julie Bindel’s comments on transgender people

Lilli Hime
November 14, 2017

MLB invites members to feminist book club

Neta Bomani
October 3, 2016
Author of “Feminist, Queer, Crip” Alison Kafer presented “Seeing Animals, Seeing Crips,” as part of the Center for Ethics and Leadership Speaker Series.

Visiting professor draws connections between ableism, speciesism through art

Gabrielle Wilkosz
September 26, 2016

Taylor Swift overly criticized for stance on social issues

Sharnicia Dotson
March 4, 2016
Emma Watson is an actress, model and activist.

Emma Watson replies: She is white, a feminist, but not a white feminist

Erin Downey
October 23, 2015
I understand that the curse words used in the video are considered bad, but when you actually think about it, it’s strange that we created words we aren’t supposed to use.

Viral video of children cursing meant to shed light on sexism

Reporter
November 10, 2014
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