An iconic photograph is now often challenged and criticized as glorified sexual assault. But does context make a difference? By Alana Cook
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“A new level of low”: Title IX changes to affect scope, process of system
The exact ramifications of the federal changes, which are under public comment until January 28, are unclear. By Lucy Haggard and Robert Tann
Tracing the evolution of the Womxn’s March through its attendees
Students and protestors discuss the issues voiced at the march and the inclusivity efforts seen in the 2019 iteration. By Heidi Harris
‘You can ignore my calls, I will find you:’ Six years of cyberstalking
Six years. Two phones. One woman’s journey of cyberstalking after leaving her restaurant job. Text and photos by Jackson Barnett design by Hayla Wong
Opinion: “If you’re not pissed off, you’re not paying attention”
Aly Raisman delivers a much needed opinion, urging us to pay attention to sexual assault at the Conference of World Affairs. By Lauren Ogg
Opinion: Fraternities teach that sexual aggression leads to success
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Opinion: #MeToo is about all of us
The #MeToo campaign is focused on the stories of survivors of sexual harassment, but it is raising awareness in everyone. By Anna Scott