#Blackherstory showcases notable black women of past and present eras
For the first time, Queens Empowering Every Notable Sister (QUEENS) and the Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance (FMLA) held the #Blackherstory event, showcasing prominent African-American women...
Letters from Lambda: Making the most of spring break
Spring break is coming sooner than we think. We are less than twenty days away from the only break we get during the spring...
Soledad O’Brien: Control your narrative
“If you can cook you can get a man, and the Church is where you’ll meet the man,” Soledad O’Brien’s mom said to her...
A discussion: colorism and media
The Black Action Society (BAS) held a panel discussion on colorism including topics about being “black enough,” experiences in the world and colorism in...
Unjust conviction becomes beacon of hope
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CqcooznKmQ
Disclaimer: This article briefly mentions rape and false accusations.
“I’ve been watching you,” the officer said. “You’re not supposed to be here. Why are you...
Celebrating women’s empowerment
The Women’s Center celebrated a new era, with the event theme surrounding the twenties with their fourth annual Galentine’s Day event, inspiring the name...
Rock Around the Rock: Valentine’s Edition
Valentine’s Day is a great time to express love to anyone. Music is a great way to do that, as it comes in so...
A Discussion : Not only ‘No’
The children’s doll sat pristine and untouched on the classroom desk, encased in a red and gold rectangular box adorned with patterns of vines...
Normalizing sex education conversation
SRU’s Women’s Center and Pride Center collaborated with the H.O.P.E. (Healthy Outreach through Peer Education) Peer Educators, Tuesday, Feb. 11, in the Commuter’s Lounge...
Everybody is Beautiful promotes body positivity
The Women’s Center hosted two of five photo shoot sessions Feb. 4 and 6 in preparation for a photo gallery as part of a...