Tag: women

In the world of video game journalism and review, there is one name that everyone knows: Anita Sarkeesian. She became famous in 2012, when she…

Elisabeth Wagner is in a large lecture hall in Main Building at Drexel University. The junior mechanical engineering major is one of around 40 to…

ROAR for Good, a young start-up company working out of Drexel University’s ExCITe Center, opened pre-orders for their new smart defense jewelry called Athena on…

Being a teenage girl is difficult. Puberty sucks. Getting your period sucks. You have no idea if Timmy likes you because last week he said…

In a land of infinite opportunity, within a city of strong-minded individuals, in an institution that promotes diversity and forward thinking, resides a young lady…

It was a bittersweet final game for the Drexel women’s lacrosse team: Sweet because the team honored Amanda Norcini and Kelly Palace on Senior Day,…

The Drexel softball team traveled to Charleston, S.C., with a chance to make up ground in the Colonial Athletic Association standings and get closer to…

Sigma Psi Zeta held their 10th annual “Take Back the Night” event April 16 on Race Lawn as part of an effort to spread awareness…

Drexel faculty, staff and students joined together to take an active stand to end violence against women and girls Feb. 28 and March 1 with…

Recently on his show, Fox News personality Bill O’Reilly pondered the downsides of electing a female president. While he maintained a comically light atmosphere with…