Slideshow: BeYOUtiful campaign returns to campus
Shenandoah’s BeYOUtiful campaign returned to Brandt Student Center in April to celebrate self-esteem and encourage positive thinking.
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Intercultural Programs hosts Hair Forum
Intercultural Programs at Shenandoah University organized the first Hair Forum that was held Thursday in the Brandt Student Center Game Room.
Read moreSlideshow: Women’s history month film series kicks off with ‘Hidden Figures’
This was the first screening of a three-part series celebrating women’s history month.
Read moreReview: The Vagina Monologues, 2017
The Vagina Monologues was a multi-dimensional production that audience members soaked up with as much enthusiasm as the actresses themselves, which was an overflowing amount.
Read moreUpcoming Vagina Monologues expected to be a powerful show for empowering women
Female students, faculty, and staff at Shenandoah University are performing Eve Ensler’s series of monologues “The Vagina Monologues” this weekend.
Read moreStudents to attend protests and inaugural events this weekend
It seems more Shenandoah University students are interested in protesting the incoming presidential administration than celebrating it.
Read moreIntroduction: Blue Stockings of Shenandoah
This blog series will shed light on the roles women held at Shenandoah University, from its earliest days to the present, using research found during the creation of the exhibit for “Blue Stockings.”
Read moreHorny Hornets: Stop Slut Shaming
Rachel Levy’s report on slut-shaming on campus.
Read moreVagina Monologues break down barriers
“We need to talk openly and without shame about our vaginas. It is time to embrace the awe-inspiring power of the vagina.”
Read moreNJWC raises red flag against abuse
Keeshawn Lake, ‘Doah Contributing Writer October 22, 2014 Starting on Oct. 27 to the 31, the Not Just Women’s Center will be hosting a table event in the student center for the Red Flag Campaign. The Red Flag Campaign is about domestic violence awareness and learning to recognize the “red flags” or warning signs of an abusive relationship. The Red
Read moreWomen don’t need to be objectified to raise awareness
Hilary Legge, ‘Doah Managing Editor November 6, 2013 As October comes to a close so does another pink-infused Breast Cancer Awareness month. While I doubt anyone would argue that raising money for breast cancer research is a bad thing, with each passing year the campaigns used to fundraise seem to become increasingly commercialized and objectifying. Slogans such as “save the
Read moreThe video game industry shouldn’t discount women
Renee Sogueco, ‘Doah Staff Writer October 23, 2013 With the recent and highly anticipated release of Grand Theft Auto V, people tend to ignore my opinion on the game. They actually tend to ignore my opinions on any game. It always comes as a surprise to most people when they find out I do play video games and not just
Read moreOctober ushers in a month of pink
Shelby DeHaven, ‘Doah Managing Editor October 2, 2013 The American Cancer Society estimates that about 39,620 women will die from breast cancer in 2013. “One in eight women (12 percent) of women in the U.S. will develop invasive breast cancer during their lifetime.” Since October is breast cancer awareness month, there is no better time to learn how to detect
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