Women Incur Expenses That Men Often Do Not, Why Do They Not Receive Equal Pay?
by Connor Recck ’23 Opinion Editor As we take a moment to celebrate Women’s History Month, let’s also remember that women still do not earn […]
Articles by Olivia Papp
Can A Stick Truly Penetrate a Spiral?: The Unfortunate Consequences of Patriarchy
by Sarah Dajani’ 26 Staff Writer Wicked, whiny, wonderful feminists, get your anti-men posters and get ready to complain about…. Women, are you sick of […]
Discussions on Title IX and Its Training: How Trinity Can Better Support Women and Change the System
by Sammi Bray ’25 Managing Editor Over the past two years, Trinity, almost in accordance with the 50th anniversary of Title IX , has revamped […]
Strides in the Work Sector: Paid Menstrual Leave
Julia Pecora ’25 Staff Writer Paid menstrual leave is a topic that has gained significant attention in recent years, particularly with Spain recently becoming the […]
Weekly Skylights: The Tripod Looks to the Clouds
Joey Cifelli ’23 A&E Editor March 6, 2023 In my spare time, of which I have plenty these days, I have taken to wandering about […]
Virginia Woolf’s Legacy of Gender Equality and Activism
Aiden Hebert ’25 Staff Writer Virginia Woolf (1882-1941) was a prominent literary figure of the 20th century. With her experimental writing style, Woolf shared her […]
Here Are Five Recommended Books Written by and About Women to Celebrate This Women’s History Month
Jules Bourbeau ’25 A&E Editor At my all-boys’ Catholic high school, a teacher once asked if everyone in the class who had read a book […]