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On Dismantling "Okayness"

My mother loves cup readings and constantly asks her friends to drink a shot of espresso in my name, to tell her what I’ll become. For...

Cristina Rivera Garza: A Humanities Scholar on the Edge

On a Thursday evening, I joined a Humanities on the Edge webinar. As an undergraduate at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and now a...

How Do We Defend Against an Invisible Enemy?

Eric Schmidt, known primarily for being the CEO of Google, once said that “The Internet is the first thing that humanity has built that...

Coalitional Potential in 'Mrs. America'

The Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) is a still to be realized policy legally requiring gender-based equality in the United States. This...

5 Questions with Paul Grosskopf

“5 questions with…” is an occasional feature where we highlight a current graduate student’s research, offering a glimpse into their work...

The Varied Dimensions of Mona Domosh's Feminist Geography

The first wave of feminist geographical research foregrounded the spatiality of women’s lives.

#Cottagecore Tik Tok and Queer Ecology

Last year, I bit the bullet that my Vine-loving millennial heart had been resisting for so long and downloaded Tik Tok, an app where...

On Being a Disabled/Chronically Ill Graduate Student in a Global Pandemic

By: Jaclyn Swiderski I was sitting at the Blaze Pizza right next to campus when I got the email last March that our spring break was...

5 Questions with Charlotte Kupsh

“5 questions with…” is an occasional feature where we highlight a current graduate student’s research, offering a glimpse into their work...

OUR EXPERIENCE WITH SEX-ED: How Bridgerton Reminds Us of the Importance of Learning About Our Bodies

By Reagan Meyers and Zainab Saleh A conversation Netflix’s biggest hit show, Bridgerton, is a period drama centering around eight...