Feature cover image from Unsplash Recently, I’ve been watching the hit HBO Max show The Pitt, and I know this show is fictional, I thought to myself “I wish these doctors were as understanding as doctors in real life.” This makes me think of how often women aren’t taken seriously with their medical concerns. It […]
Read More Hysteria: The Lingering Bias in Women’s HealthcareOn Saturday March 28th, “No Kings” protests grew over the U.S. as many civilians took to the streets to call out President Donald Trump’s policies. The first protest was held on June 14, 2025, which was Trump’s 79th birthday; this was the third protest since the last one back in October. Since then, Trump’s policies […]
Read More Breaking the Cycle: Why the ‘No Kings’ Protest Can’t Stop at One DayOn Tuesday in class, twihard, usuallyalwaysright, and dailycuriosity discussed local, national, and global news stories. The stories we discussed were on women’s healthcare, paid family leave, and a women run radio station in Afghanistan giving Afghan women a platform to discuss education, health, and social issues. LOCAL The local news took place in Harrisonburg. Shannon […]
Read More NEWSROOM 3/10Happy Women’s History Month! I love all genres of music, but my favorite has to be rock. For Women’s History Month I want to talk about five of my favorite female fronted rock bands and how they’ve impacted the genre as well as bent the norms in a male dominated field. Let’s start off with […]
Read More Celebrating Women Who Shaped Rock MusicThis past weekend I watched Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime performance. Before Apple Music announced the performer, I didn’t know how the Kendrick Lamar show would be topped. When they announced Bad Bunny as the performer, I was excited and proud. His performance would be historical, as he would be the first artist to perform […]
Read More Here’s What You Missed: Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Performance