The political hyphen: Challenging naming customs through hyphenation Sam Bermas-Dawes • April 9, 2015 The history of the hyphen
The voice of the youth: Political activism and music Brendan Agnew • April 7, 2015 The compatibility of activism and music
Review || Film: Fort Bliss and its honest portrayal of motherhood and the military Megan Clark • March 19, 2015 Capturing the reality of transitioning between a soldier and civilian life
Opinion || Addressing gun violence in the wake of another shooting Antoinette D’Addario • March 5, 2015 A call to action
Review || TV Series: HBO's "Looking" as the "Girls" but for boys Eleanor Greene • March 2, 2015 "Looking" as a fresh, not overdone, take on being young and in a big city
Review || Film: "She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry" and the history of the feminist movement Rachel Falek, Editor In Chief • February 20, 2015 The documentary shows how far the feminist movement has come, and how far we must go
Opinion || The U.S. savior complex in Ukraine: The case for peace Antoinette D’Addario • February 19, 2015 How the U.S. justifies intervention and why it must stop
Review || Television: “Pie-Mary,” The most feminist episode of “Parks and Recreation” ever Alexa Marie Kelly • February 18, 2015 How this episode compares to the rest of the season
Review || Film: It Had Great Potential, But "Horns" Missed the Point Jessica Wombles • February 15, 2015 How a could-be classic was reduced to a mere monster slasher
Feminism Mini-Series || Myth 1: The bra burning feminist sets the patriarchy ablaze Samantha Russell • February 13, 2015 Part of our feminism mini-series, an analysis of the bra burning myth
We all can't be Leia, but we can all be Hermoine: The double standard of sex in cosplay Ellie Shackleton • February 13, 2015 Women's double standard of sexiness in cosplay
Review || Film: Ivory Tower and its Failed Call to Action Pamela Huber • February 5, 2015 Documentary, Ivory Tower, falls short on its recommendations to fix the 4-year college system
