By Katie KrupinskiCommunity Outreach Coordinator Coming this Fall, the National non-profit organization “College Moxie” will be moving a Chapter onto Texas State University’s campus. The goal of College Moxie is to elevate, empower, and impact all women across college campuses. … Continue reading TXST College Moxie Chapter
By Lea MercadoWeb Content Contributor “Survivor” has been pushing the limits of reality TV for 40 seasons in a game based on wit, physicality and strategy. Originally airing in the summer of 2000, the game started with 20 strangers dropped … Continue reading Women of “Survivor”
By Allison SchroederWeb Content Contributor Since March 1987, the month has historically been known as Women’s History Month around the nation, but did you know that each year there is a theme to Women’s History Month? I surely didn’t. I’m … Continue reading Timeline of Women’s History Month Themes
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager Since March is Women’s History (should be HER-story) Month, I started thinking about the female characters I watched growing up. My mind instantly went to two shows that I think have some great female … Continue reading Powerful Women in the Avatar Universe
By Elise Montemayor Music Journalist When one thinks of electronic music, they think of a big stage, laser lights and a fist pumping DJ that is usually a man. Now, no shade to male DJs or electronic artists. There are … Continue reading Women in Electronic Music
By Timia Cobb Music Journalist Women are powerful, and we shouldn’t have to put that on signs and protest about it for people to understand this. Women are our heroes, mothers, community leaders and more. Women, especially women in the … Continue reading Music: A Voice For Women
By Timia CobbWeb Content Contributor As summer slowly approaches, my love for cold weather and overly large sweaters is diminishing. My wardrobe comes alive in the winter months because I don’t have to worry about the heat, sweat or tan … Continue reading Sweating Away: A Girl’s Guide to the Summer Heat
By Hannah Wisterman Music Journalist My whole life, I have been what I might call “spatially demanding.” I’ve always been a bad judge of when I’m standing too close to others; I’ve always been decently to significantly chubby; I’ve always … Continue reading Loud Women and Me
By Kaitlyn Benacquisto Web Content Contributor Midterms have come and gone. I think most people are probably having mixed feelings about the results, no matter what party you associate with– Democrats will take control of the House while Republicans will … Continue reading Women Win in 2018 Midterms
By Conner Yarbrough Blog Content Contributor For those of you that don’t know, March is Women’s History Month here in the good ol’ U.S.-of-A, and March 8th was International Women’s Day. Each of these events exist to celebrate the contributions … Continue reading Fav Females: Pop/Alt-Pop
By Conner Yarbrough Blog Content Contributor Part three of a four part series. For those of you that don’t know, March is Women’s History Month here in the good ol’ U.S.-of-A, and March eigth was International Women’s Day. Each of … Continue reading Fav Females: Hip-Hop/Rap
By Conner Yarbrough Blog Content Contributor Part two of a four part series. For those of you that don’t know, March is Women’s History Month here in the good ol’ U.S.-of-A and March 8th was International Women’s Day. Each of … Continue reading Fav Females: Electronic
By Allison Johnson Assistant Web Content Manager March 8th is International Women’s Day. This is a day to celebrate women’s achievements. Whether it’s political or social, I’m all for it. I feel like women are empowered more than ever right … Continue reading Femininity for the Future
By Jenise Jackson Blog Content Contributor “What’s it like to be a black woman in America?” It would probably take me a whole novel to thoroughly explain my answer to this question. There’s only so much I can explain in … Continue reading Being a Black Woman in America
By Hannah Holder Blog Content Contributor International Women’s Day is a very misunderstood holiday. The intention of this day is to celebrate women, to appreciate them and give them power in which we continue to lack from many societies, internationally. … Continue reading How to Celebrate International Women’s Day
By DeMornay Harper Blog Content Contributor Women are amazing. We come from women. We lean on women. We trust in women. We surround ourselves with their grace and divine energy. We crave it, intuitively. Despite having this innate knowledge, we … Continue reading In the Land of Women
By Alexandra Cochran Web Content Contributor It’s true; women with ovaries bleed. It’s part of the living process and usually happens once a month and continues monthly for the majority of our lives until we reach menopause. The products that … Continue reading Periods: Going With The Flow
By Jenise Jackson Blog Content Contributor If you are female, you may or may not believe that Adele and Beyoncé could teach you one of life’s greatest lessons. But after watching the 59th Grammy Awards, I think they have. During … Continue reading Can We Stop Pitting Women Against Each Other?
By Madison Tyson Multimedia Senior Content Producer These photos are a documentation of the protests on January 20, 2017 at the One Resistance protest on inauguration night from 5-8 pm at Auditorium Shores, and January 21, 2017 at the Women’s March … Continue reading #Resist
Feminists United is an organization that focuses on the promotion and support of feminist interests. FU plans events to raise awareness about the decisions that affect women in the community and throughout the world. These events cover many different interests, … Continue reading Feminists United: Empowering Women
