Summer 2024
From Arafat to the Dalai Lama, Alum Shielded Leaders
Cam Burks, BS ’96, put himself in harm’s way as a special agent for the US and global dignitaries

Spring 2024
Anita Hill sees Peril and Promise for Feminism
Anita Hill visits May 9 to lecture in conjunction with fiftieth anniversary celebrations of the Center for the Study of Women in Society

Winter 2024
Viewpoints
Five Faculty Members on the Women Who Move Them
The Center for the Study of Women in Society supports inspiring faculty members. But who inspires them?
Winter 2024
How a Group of Visionaries Forged a Feminist Future
The Center for the Study of Women in Society is celebrating fifty years of research on issues tied to gender—and setting its sights on the decades to come
Winter 2024
She Risked Everything for Women, Workers, and Justice
Defying women’s roles of her time, Marie Equi was a frontier doctor who fought for causes still at issue today
Summer 2023
Religious Scholar Courts Controversy with “Creating the Qur’an”
Stephen Shoemaker challenges claims adopted by Muslims and non-Muslims alike