A brief history of women’s football
We stand on the shoulders of Munitionettes.
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
We stand on the shoulders of Munitionettes.
A look into the weaponisation of social media by women themselves, to disrupt the body-shaming rhetoric, destabilise conventionally idealised body types and rewrite the narratives on beauty.
Language is powerful.
Today, to run as a Republican candidate one must be pro- life. While to be a Democrat is to be pro- choice. Rather than a medical issue, abortion has become…
Lessons in sexual harassment learned as a single woman traveling.
Say it ain't so.
Lucy Woods reviews Funny Cow, a hard-hitting film following the struggles of a feisty female comedian (Maxine Peake) as she battles to be heard in a man's world.
And erasure from Durham University library?
Katie Fraser discusses the achievements of women in the past year and the need to create greater equality in 2018.
SAS: Who Dares Wins- Probably Not a Woman?
'SAS: Who Dares Wins' is back and with female competitors- but will this actually change anything about the programme? Lydia Buckroyd explores.