Hello everyone, and welcome to a special summer edition of Auntie Dill. The semester may be over, but I’m still here dispensing advice from my rocking chair on ...
Let’s make this introduction quick, because we have a lot of ground to cover. In March, we at the Talisman published the Bowling Green Bucket List, which includ...
A Fairness Ordinance that seeks to protect LGBTQ citizens from discrimination may return to the Bowling Green City Commission’s agenda in 2019 after a two-year ...
My therapist says — from the sound of it — avoidance seems to be a recurring theme in my life. “It” meaning the fact that I didn’t check my final grades last se...
Hilltoppers! Comrades! Fellow students! Gather around! I have found a few saving graces on the Hill and wish to share them, so all WKU students may uplift thems...
Malorie Byrne was in middle school when she first noticed that she didn’t experience attraction in the same way as her peers.
Her friends were starting to ex...
Because we usually only hear the terms “sexual assault” and “sexual violence” as synonyms for rape, we often let predators off the hook. The truth is there is a...
A zine is a homemade and self-published magazine with a specific and unconventional subject matter.
For many zine creators, a zine serves as a way to share s...
On the night of Thursday, April 6, drag kings and queens rushed around a makeshift green room at Carroll Knicely Conference Center. Rectangular tables and color...
Colorful paintings, murals and installations centering on themes of sexual assault, recovery and empowerment adorned the narrow walls of Ingen Art Gallery &...
