women
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Malala Yousafzai: The Brave Voice for Girls’ Education
Javier Lopez Jlopezmedinaceli@gmail.com Malala Yousafzai is one of the most influential human rights activists of the 21st century and a global symbol of the fight for girls’ education. She was born on July 12, 1997, in…
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Empowering Artistic Voices in Women: Women Speak Exhibition Shines at Jacoby Arts Center
By: Isabelle Flener Iflener@lc.edu The Jacoby Arts Center proudly presents an exquisite exhibition, “Women Speak,” dedicated to honoring the profound voices of women in the world of art. This remarkable showcase provides a platform for…
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International Day of Women and Girls in Science
Graphic by: Avalon Eales aeales@lc.edu February 11th is the international day of women and girls in science!
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Iran Wages War on Women
By Cassie Ames cames@lc.edu A young woman named Mahsa Amini was taken into custody by the Iranian “Morality Police” for allegedly violating Iran’s Islamic dress code on September 13, 2022. On September 16th Mahsa…
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Why Women Kill: A New Perspective of Married Murderesses
Ashtyn Britt abritt@lc.edu CBS All Access has struck online-streaming gold with their most recent show addition, “Why Women Kill.” “Why Women Kill” is an interesting take on a story we’ve heard many times before…
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Why On Earth Are We Still Gendering Clothes?
Ashtyn Britt abritt@lc.edu For as long as I could remember, I had been told what was boy’s clothes and what was girl’s clothes. When you’re a little kid, you accept what you’re told very…
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Why Women’s History Month is Important
Ashtyn Britt abritt@lc.edu There’s this idea that because we live in an age where women have more rights than they once did, that it means we no longer have to think about the age when…
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Women In Law Enforcement
Helen Jarden Copy Editor Lt. Carole A. Presson visited the Lewis and Clark campus on March 7 to give a speech about the struggles and benefits women face while working in law enforcement.…
