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Last year, almost to the day, Christine Blasey Ford testified before the Senate against now-Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
Though, Ellis admitted, he did not look threatening, the man's presence was initially disconcerting, as she lived with three other women. One of them was in a relationship, but it was long-distance.
There have definitely been worse times in history to be a woman than right now. It's cool that, in 2019, we can vote, own property, wear skirts above our knees and bras without wires in them.
Every summer, 20 of my family members on my dad's side come from Cleveland, Philadelphia and Tel Aviv, Israel, to go on vacation together. My great-aunt and uncle own a travel agency, making this doable.
Last year, when someone suggested I take a break from school, I thought it was the scariest, worst thing I could possibly do for myself (right after hitchhiking or meeting someone from Tinder in a private location).
In third grade, I had to pick a famous person and give an in-costume presentation on their life. My mom suggested Coco Chanel, and I liked the idea of being glamorous and French, so she strung some fake pearls around my neck, dressed me in all black and I delivered a PG retelling of the iconic fashion designer's R-rated life.
Local woman Carter Taylor, 22, said she already knows she could never run for president.
Sophomore Karen Bailey, 19, was spotted anxiously pacing outside her history professor's office in Upham Hall on the afternoon of Monday, April 23.
Kim Kardashian West told Vogue, for the magazine's May cover story, that she's studying to become a lawyer. Some people are infuriated and/or confused by that.
Friends Maddie Miller, Kaitlyn Burnett and Claire Jacobs, all seniors, held an emergency meeting the night of Sunday April 7 -- without their friend, Beth Pullman -- to discuss her standing.
The Kardashian-Jenner clan has been slapping their names on products and pumping them out since 2009.
Kelsey Harris and her boyfriend Evan Dodds, both 21, were "just hanging out" at a friend's house on Saturday, Feb. 16. As the group of juniors prepared to head Uptown around 11:30 p.m., Harris said her friend Brynn Wheeler requested they stay to listen to one more Ariana Grande song off her new album, "thank u, next."
Since 2012, I had plans for my 22nd birthday. I did not know what, exactly, I was going to do or who I was going to do it with (though I hoped it would be something with someone), but I knew at some point I had to listen to Taylor Swift's song "22" and revel in how relatable it finally was. I would make "breakfast at midnight," "fall in love with strangers" and, of course, be "happy, free, confused and lonely in the best way." Taylor promised.
When I thought of Ruth Bader Ginsburg before seeing "On the Basis of Sex," I thought of three things: female empowerment, the Supreme Court and scrunchies. I did not know much about Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Last week, I was rounding a corner in Armstrong and almost ran into another girl. We didn't even brush shoulders, but we both dissolved into choruses of "oh my God I'm so sorry!"'
Senior Sophie Flack was "beyond frustrated," she said, when the men in her economics class group project contributed little to their presentation on Friday, Oct. 19. Fellow senior Brett Halliday, said Flack, was the worst offender.
Cheese, cheese and more cheese minor coming to the College of Arts and Sciences
According to the World Federation for Mental Health and a handful of Snapchat filters, Oct. 10 was the 26th annual World Mental Health Day.
The OEEO concluded the investigation, but a former student's repeated claims of sexual harassment led to years of doubt and distress.