Welcome To Women's Studies
Founded in 1973, the department is a diverse intellectual community dedicated to excellence in feminist research, teaching, and activism. Our work aims to bridge gender, racial, economic, religious, and national divides; create knowledge about women, gender, race, and sexuality; challenge power inequities; and improve the lives of all people.
NewsRSS
- "The NEA Four Revisited: Holly Hughes Shares Her Thoughts" on the Hyperallergic Blog May 29, 2013
- Nadine Naber is awarded a Global Challenges for a Third Century Initiative grant for her digital photo archive project, Women’s Human Rights in Egypt: Food, Safety and Political Participation May 20, 2013
- Julianne Halsey and Angela Pérez-Villa are the 2013 McGuigan Prize winners for best essays in Women's Studies April 22, 2013
Upcoming EventsRSS
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Lane Hall Exhibit: Interrupted Life: Incarcerated Mothers in the United States 03/20/2013 - 08/01/2013; 8:00AM
