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Sofia Coppola tries to give voice to the wife of “the king” in this film.
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Eighteenth-century Black poet famous for her themes of revolution...
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Update: The women's history timeline graphic was updated March 28, 2025 to correct a graphical error that caused the text of the 1975 entry to be cut off.
Kathy Garvin ’75 recalled a sign on a St. Joe’s campus bathroom with the letters “WO” taped in front of the word “men.”
Garvin, who enrolled at St. Joe’s in 1971, one year after the university...
With Women’s History Month drawing to a close, it is essential to reflect on the achievements and progress made by women of the past. From the suffragettes of the 1920s to the advocates for women’s...
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3. Actress with the most Oscar wins.
6. First player signed to the WNBA and first woman athlete with a signature shoe partnership.
8. Best-selling solo woman music artist of all time.
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In 1978, the first known Women’s History Week was celebrated in Sonoma County, California. Nine years later, in 1987, the United States Congress declared March Women’s History Month in an effort to...
On March 16, St. Joe’s Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI) celebrated its 10th annual Professional Development Day, a day-long event dedicated to fostering professional development and growth as prospective...
If you were to ask someone who their favorite artist is, chances are they would respond with someone listed in the top 100 across the globe. While mainstream popular artists are almost always good choices,...
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Miranda G. Lopez grew up with artistic desire. Her creative spark was initially fueled by the care packages of coloring books and Play-Dough her...
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3. With six completed novels, she is one of Englishliterature’s most notable writers, best known for“Pride and Prejudice.”4. A poet and civil rights activist who wrote her firstautobiography,...
Happy Women’s History Month to all the women on campus! This week’s Hawk Recs are all from women who are killing it in their career industries.
Song of the week: “Woman” by Doja Cat
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