Op-Ed: Liz Cheney vs. Marjorie Taylor Greene: The GOP’s double standard
By Sammy Ali on February 17, 2021
Amid what many are describing as a battle for the soul of the Republican Party, members of the GOP rallied together on February 3rd to...
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Don’t watch “Malcolm and Marie” if you love the idea of love
By Samantha Galvez-Montiel on February 17, 2021
The Netflix film Malcolm and Marie is about an intimate and emotional conversation between a couple that shatters that glorifying image of love, that it...
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Op-Ed: Super Bowl LV
By Holden Velasco on February 17, 2021
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers shocked the nation as they defeated the defending Super Bowl champion, the Kansas City Chiefs, 31-9 in Super Bowl LV. In...
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OP-ED: President Trump has left Washington D.C. What’s next for Republicans?
By Dasmattie Brijmohan on February 17, 2021
America is attempting to move on from the chaos of the last administration, yet there are many conservatives, especially politicians, who should be contributing to...
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Buccaneers’ Super Bowl win further cements Tom Brady’s ongoing legacy
By Lorenzo Llanera on February 17, 2021
Tom Brady’s surefire Hall of Fame legacy was cemented after winning Super Bowl LV just a few weeks ago on Feb. 7th. Brady’s victory with...
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Posts tagged as “Women’s Studies”

Queens College professor discusses latest book at women’s studies colloquia

Queens College professor discusses latest book at women’s studies colloquia

By Macarena Gomezdelatorre on October 15, 2014

On Sept. 22, Karen Weingarten, assistant professor of English, spoke about her recently published book titled Abortion in the American Imagination: Before Life and Choice,…

Queens College professor examines findings in latest book

By Charles Lester on November 14, 2013

The women’s studies department held an event on Oct. 21 in Rosenthal Library to showcase Barbara Simerka’s book, which applies cognitive theories to gender, class…