By Caleb McGever | Staff Writer On Tuesday, April 5, the Title IX support group hosted lawyer Kendel Froese, a Whitworth alumni. Froese came to…
She Believed… She Could… So She Did
By Candice Stilwell | Staff Writer On March 18, 80 women gathered from 9am-3pm to attend the First Women of Color Conference at Whitworth University,…
Women break free from men in power
By Aleja LeVert | Staff Writer Throughout history, women have been taught to keep quiet, dress pretty and follow the lead of men. The power…
Intersectionality hurts feminist causes- but it’s worth it
Intersectionality absolutely does make the process of reaching the goals of the feminist movement slower. But that’s not the whole story.
Volleyball vs. PLU
Whitworth volleyball took on Pacific Lutheran University in a home game this Saturday, Sept. 29. The Pirates ended up sweeping the ninth ranked Lutes with a final score of 3-0.
“What is a feminist?”: Panel put on by the women and gender studies minor discusses what it means to be a feminist
by Krystiana Morales If one uses the word feminist to describe themselves, it means they believe in equal rights for men and women, according to…
In the Loop: Women underrepresented in positions of political power locally, nationally
Last week the Whitworth student body elected the three male executives of Associated Students of Whitworth University. In the past two academic years, the ASWU…
Mattel objectifies Barbie in swimsuit issue
by Whitney Carter Barbie is “#Unapologetic” for her unattainable body figure and seeking to extend her repertoire to sex-symbol status for men by posing in…
Women can climb corporate ladder while parenting
by Remi Omodara The pressures of motherhood, combined with the stress of a 40-plus-hour work week, leave female professionals questioning whether raising a family while…
Stained-glass ceiling: Considering women in ministry
by Katherine Knoll Women’s leadership is a topic that has long been debated by the Christian church. Different denominations have different ways of approaching the…