Native Kentuckian, laundry research scholar and period equity advocate, Kristi Branham is a multifaceted professor in WKU’s Gender & Women’s Studies progra...
In American society, women have come a long way and done a lot of great things in the fight for gender equity. However, there’s one gigantic, multi-faceted ele...
“Bodies: Reclaiming Sexual Autonomy” was presented by members of the WKU Forensics Team on March 4. The event featured performances about the importance of fema...
Girls buzzed around the Kentucky Museum on Saturday, Feb. 8, padding around from booth to booth; building miniature scaffoldings from marshmallows and sticks; d...
When Bowling Green sophomore Kenzie Crowe began playing electric guitar at the age of 16, she didn’t anticipate being the frontwoman of her own band or recruiti...
On Tuesday, April 24, doors opened at 6:30 p.m. in the Gordon Wilson Hall Lab Theater for WKU's annual performance of "The Vagina Monologues." Elizabethtown sen...
“Can we do ‘my body my choice?’” A teenage girl in a yellow sweater asked Emma Wilson, a 23-year-old Cincinnati native and member of the Cincinnati chapter of S...
Since the New York Times published an article on Oct. 5 detailing eight sexual assault and harassment allegations against film producer Harvey Weinstein, 68 mor...
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