Women have been expected to be passive, soft-spoken, pleasant, peaceful, and beautiful for centuries. These heavy titles of submissiveness and permanent perfection lead to stereotypes of women being weak, intellectually inept, emotionally unstable, and overall incapable. From Joan of Arc leading France to victory in The Hundred Years' War during the 1400s to Rosa Parks becoming a prominent figure for the Civil Rights Movement, women are seen time and time again as being just as capable, influential, and important. However, despite these notable figures, the stereotype continues on.

Mia, Gianluca, and Eddie celebrate Women's History Month by highlighting influential women of the modern day. From Barbie to Palestine, the Talon members discuss how women are shaping the world and what...

Melissa and Olivia are joined by special guests Professor Ted Blake, Professor Susan Winslow, and Eddie Landeros to discuss authors who inspire empowerment in honor of Womxn’s History Month.

Throughout the history of rock music, women have played an essential role in shaping the genre. From iconic frontwomen like Stevie Nicks and Ann and Nancy Wilson to modern-day trailblazers like Emily Haines...