Tulp’s Travels: International Women’s Day in Kosovo

By Sophia Tulp, Staff Writer • March 21, 2018

On International Women’s Day on March 8, just over a year later, I found myself in Pristina, Kosovo, the second-newest country in the world after South Sudan.

OSEMA hosts activist Jewel Cadet to discuss intersectionality

By Falyn Stempler, Staff Writer • February 27, 2017

The conversation centered on the intersectionality of the Women’s Marches following President Donald Trump’s inauguration.

Editorial: Long-lasting resistance under Trump era

February 1, 2017

Taking direct action that is not as visible is just as important as putting one’s physical body on the front lines in a protest.

Editorial: White feminism excludes marginalized women

January 25, 2017

If white participants of the Women’s March hope to enact real change in the name of women’s rights, they must abandon white feminism altogether.

National Recap: Trump era and women’s rights

By Celisa Calacal, Opinion Editor • January 25, 2017

In addition to what Trump has said, many now debate how his policies and administration will impact women’s rights.

Girl power: 10,000 participate in the Ithaca Women’s March

By Sophia Adamucci and Sophie Johnson • January 22, 2017

Protesters carried signs with phrases ranging from “Respect Existence or Expect Resistance” to “My Ovaries Are Over It” to “Build Bridges, Not Walls.”