Women’s History Month has come and passed and with it a reminder of just how strong, resourceful, and powerful women are. Here are ten things women wish they would have been told as they faced the world.
Opinion
FSU Leadership Conference: Taking Up Space in 2018
Fitchburg State Feminist Conversations held their annual Lead(H)ership Conference on Friday, March 30th. This event was sponsored by various clubs and organizations at Fitchburg State, with an all-woman panel that ranged from esteemed Ph.D Professors, to celebrated poets, freelance and published writers, and of course Fitchburg State students.
5 Reasons People Aren’t Participating in Class
Whether you’re one of the quiet ones or a boisterous participant we’ve all felt the awkwardness in the room.
But why don’t aren’t people participating in class?
7 Ways to Be Your Own Valentine
Here are seven ways to have a great Valentine’s Day that’s all about the most important person in your life – you.
Road to 100
Freelance writing didn’t seem so hard. You find someone, write what they want, and get money…or so I thought.
To Close or Not to Close?
Can one please everyone when it comes to this particular issue? Not likely is my answer, but I do have my thoughts as a commuter, mother and teacher how to approach the situation.
Why We Should Care About Taking a Knee
The easy way to put it: you shouldn’t. While this may be an unpopular view, it seems to be the best response to anyone who wishes to assert their first amendment right and take a knee. Why is it such… Read More ›
Five Reasons We Should All Care about Standing Rock
I get it. There’s so much happening in our country and our world, so many new stories and crises and controversies, so much we’re challenged to care about or respond to. For reasons of practicality, of focus on our own… Read More ›
LOGO CONTEST! Be The Face of the Point
Photo Credit: Becky Higgins Please remember to share to get many involved. There will possibly be a poll for your friends and family to choose your design! Ever wanted to leave your mark on something or let the world see… Read More ›
Trump’s War on Religion
Photo Credit: Joe Raedle / Getty Images Written By: Connor McPherson President Donald Trump is off to a quick and ludicrous start to his presidency by turning all of his talk into actions. If anything these actions are about pride… Read More ›
What To Get Your Family For Christmas
BY Holly Wentworth Winter break is coming! It’s almost time to go home, kick back on the couch and watch your favorite holiday movies with mom’s signature lasagna. You can look forward to no more eating Daka food with… Read More ›
For the Love of Drugs: Drugs and Drug Stigma
by Joshua Rosenthal Imagine that you have an illness, and instead of trying to help you get better, others are viewing you in a negative light and judging you for something you cannot control. Well, that is the reality… Read More ›
I love you BUT I’m not in Love with you
By Lorenzo Herbert To be in love must be a great thing. To see couples holding hands, smiling and kissing warms my heart. But then I start thinking, how many of these people are truly in love? Maybe the girl… Read More ›
Misleading Misnomers: Is ‘Indian’ an accurate term?
By Alex Campbell Misnomers: the bane of the intellectual world. Popularly used words and terms that are erroneously used to describe things, for example: tinfoil and jellyfish. Tinfoil is actually made out of aluminum for the most part, and jellyfish… Read More ›
Homophobia: How This Fitchburg State Student is Breaking Stereotypes
By Lorenzo Herbert 6,598. That’s how many students attend Fitchburg State University. Students from all across America and the world come here to get one thing, an education. The university takes pride in its celebration of diversity, which is so… Read More ›
