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On the surface, Greek life appears to be full of stereotypes. In sororities, you have fake hair, fake nails, fake tan, and a fake smile. In fraternities, you’re just day […]
Men are manliest when they are comfortable in their own masculinity—unrestricted from whatever societal norms imposes on them.
Imagine being at a dinner party. All the attendees are close personal friends who know and understand the complexity of identity — they are people who can be trusted, even […]
Film and TV present more than just the opportunity for entertainment — they present stories as a medium for relating and connecting with others. For as long as film and […]
The Disability Film Festival will hit close to home this year. Locals will be featured both in the chosen film as well as in short films produced in student-taught theater […]
For the gay and lesbian community, portrayals of homosexuality in the media are a mixed bag. Television and film writers either accurately capture what members of the community feel, or […]
Attending a university is an immersive experience. Students face numerous decisions about lifestyle, and sometimes it can lead to unusually high stress levels. In a study by James Madison University, […]
It”s easy to talk about creating a more inclusive and respectful environment, but taking action to create that kind of safe space can be difficult. While events like Writing on […]
In a little over five minutes, the wall would come down. The drywall structure, which stood all afternoon Wednesday outside the Idaho Commons, was a part of The Writing on […]
Stereotypes, generalizations should be laughed at, not taken seriously Stereotypes are funny. Why are we so afraid of them? Friday, the ASUI Center for Volunteerism and Social Action set up […]