Last month, the exposure of the draft decision to overturn the Supreme Court case Roe v. Wade was brought into the public eye, leaving women in fear of losing their reproductive rights.  But marginalized...

Just when we thought we were fully adults, the reality of packing up our independence and heading home for the summer hit pretty hard.  For most students, college is a time to finally evolve into their...

​​The Gender and Sexuality Alliance at WSU is hosting a Queer Joy and Expression Exhibition on Tuesday.  Nick Vyas, senior genetics and cell biology major and GSA secretary, said students can...

Women’s History Month is filled with opportunities to learn from the past and celebrate our future. Here are some content creators for different hobbies and activities. Find one you like, and follow...

The Access Center and the Gender Identity/Expression and Sexual Orientation Resource Center help students connect to campus resources. Though currently closed for in-person appointments, the Access...

The North Idaho Pride Alliance is partnering with local performing arts group Drawn Together Arts to put on a Valentine’s Day cabaret this weekend in downtown Coeur d’Alene. Jessica Mahuron, North...

Nail polish, rainbow earrings, pastel necklaces and pink sweaters with cutesy designs on them – these are a few of the things I indulge in when it comes to fashion. When I think about my gender identity,...

I am 19 and have never dated. Cue the violins. A friend told me a couple weeks ago that romance is a social construct. I would say that is mostly true. After all, we do not necessarily need romantic...

The annual InQueery Symposium, this year focusing on queer and feminist abolition, is taking place today over Zoom. “The goal is to highlight queer and feminist scholarship on our campuses and create...

In my search to find representation in books, I came across Jay Hogan's "Digging Deep."  Given that it is a female author writing about a relationship between two gay men in a dual narrative format,...

Editors note: Traci Gillig's pronouns are she/they. WSU communications professor Traci Gillig has found passion in social justice and making the world a better place. They enjoy participating in...

You caught me. I am a huge sucker for romance books. It was how I spent a good portion of quarantine last year. I read a few books that centered around my interests and laughed and cried and judged...