The record-breaking, history-making championship game for women’s NCAA basketball ended with LSU in favor, with a final score of 102-85. As the confetti rained down on the Tigers, the Hawkeyes made their...
She perched on her desk observing her peers giggling, conversing, connecting. Yet most of them had no interest in engaging with her. Her mind wanted to form bonds with others, but her mouth couldn’t...
Story by Charli Hueter, staff writer
• November 14, 2018
It is no secret that I have always wanted to become a doctor. Growing up, there were the old photos-on-the-fridge renditions of halloween parties in which I, a naive and toothy first grader, was dressed...
Story by Kate Morgan, staff writer
• November 7, 2018
On various weekends, all across the country, the Perry Initiative Outreach Program brings in aspiring medical students to participate in a day of presentations and hands-on learning experiences. The program...
To begin reading this article, take a look around you. Take a look at your friends, and at the people who aren’t really your friends in the room. Close your eyes and go to your favorite place – look...
Senior Macheala McAdams and junior Kaitlyn Gordon attended an award ceremony for the National Center for Women and Information Technology on March 28 where they were honored with the 2018 DFW Affiliate...
Story by Audrey Haskins, staff writer
• February 8, 2018
When I was younger, my mind was plagued by voices telling me I’m either too much, or never enough– too fat, too lazy, too boring, too eccentric. However, these voices faded and for the most part, became...
Starting in 2020, new $10 bills will feature a woman. However, some people believe that a woman should also replace Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill. The following viewpoints discuss the reasons why Jackson...
Story by Alex Heo, sports editor
• December 21, 2015
When the U.S. Secretary Treasury Jack Lew announced that starting in 2020, a woman will be featured on the $10 bill, many Americans were enthusiastic and deservingly so.
Suggested women to share the...
Story by Leah Crenshaw, viewpoint editor
• December 21, 2015
I’m going to ask you to solve a mystery. It goes like this:
In 1914, a former president who bitterly hated banks, paper money and the general happiness of most Americans was placed on the $10 bill....