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By the numbers: Women in film school

I came across this post from Elizabeth M. Daley the Dean of the USC School of Cinematic Arts talking about whether Kathryn Bigelow’s Oscar win will help improve things for women in Hollywood.  She’s honest that the numbers are bad, but being in the...more

Chiney Ogwumike chosen as Gatorade High School Athlete of the Year

The biggest names in high school and professional sports convened in Los Angeles today as Gatorade honored the top prep male and female athletes with the eighth annual High School Athlete of the Year awards.  Just yards from L.A. Live’s Nokia Theatre a...more

Spotlight on Lauren Berger: Intern Queen Helping Dreamers

Lauren Berger is the self-proclaimed Intern Queen, so called because in her four years of college, she completed a record 15 internships! “My mom called me and said, ‘Well, you better get into this interning thing,’” shares Berger in a 2009 Pomon...more

BFF: Best Friends Forever or Best Frenemies Forever?

Best friendship is usually formed on common interests, and best friends Betty and Veronica (of the classic Archie Comic series) are no exception. They had one very similar interest - Archie Andrews - and spent their friendship fighting over him, constantl...more

Volleyball star Megan Hodge and basketball standout Maya Moore both win 2010 Honda-Broderick Cup

The Collegiate Women Sports Awards today announced that for only the second time in its 34-year history two female athletes have tied for the annual Honda-Broderick Cup, its top honor designating the Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year. This year’s wi...more

UCLA wins Women’s College World Series

Living in LA, I was naturally rooting for UCLA in the Women’s College World Series – just as I have for the last five years. But this year, they didn’t disappoint. The tournament began with a series of upsets leaving everyone to wonder who would em...more

Obama welcomes UConn women’s team to White House

President Barack Obama welcomed the University of Connecticut’s national champion women’s basketball team to the White House Monday, and it was a reunion for many of the players and the Prez. The UConn women won their second straight NCAA championsh...more

A Chick’s Guide to Studying Abroad

If there is a single person whom absolutely no one would ever suspect to study abroad, that person is definitely… me. But come September, I will be boarding a plane to London, where I will be learning to navigate the Tube (the transportation system, th...more

Domestic Violence Week in Memory of Yeardley Love

Yeardley Love’s life was filled with promise. At 22 years old and just weeks away from graduation at the University of Virgina, she seemed to have everything going for her– a bright future with goals of becoming a lawyer, having her own family one day...more

Yeardley Love: An Angel Remembered

Yeardley Reynolds Love, 22, of Cockeysville, Md. and a member of the University of Virginia women’s lacrosse team was found dead in her apartment in Charlottesville, Virginia, early Monday morning, the apparent victim of a homicide. In custody and charg...more

Spotlight on Lauren Berger: Intern Queen Helping Dreamers

Lauren Berger is the self-proclaimed Intern Queen, so called because in her four years of college, she completed a record 15 internships! “My mom called me and said, ‘Well, you better get into this interning thing,’” shares Berger in a 2009 Pomon...more

An Alternative to Learning: Online Courses

Within the last few years, online college courses have progressively become more popular.  Now, to add something new, colleges are creating “hybrid” classes as well. I’ve played the part of guinea pig for both of these types of classes; not only a...more

Female athletes outperform their male counterparts in college

College athletes are still setting records and dispelling myths — in the classroom. The NCAA’s latest graduation numbers show nearly four out of five student-athletes earn their diplomas on time, an all-time high, and federal statistics show athletes...more

Steps toward a better philanthropy

As one of their cornerstone objectives, many sororities focus on philanthropy, which is the desire to improve the material, social and spiritual welfare of humanity. Different sororities have certain causes that they’re passionate about and raise money ...more

Top 5 best books that college professors made me read

As an English major, it pains me to admit that I hardly ever read for fun during college. While I would like to say that block classes and city internships monopolized my spare time, the truth is, I was so tired of reading for class that I could hardly mu...more

Put Your Whole Heart into Volunteering

So many love the feeling of that check or cross off the old’ daily to-do…it’s productive. It says we’re doing something. But that little mark doesn’t indicate how we completed the task. Were we quick and sloppy? Were we distracted? Did we put e...more

Female athletes head to college and beyond

Photo credit: ThePioneer.com What’s it like to head to college as a female athlete? I guess it all depends upon your sport and division. Right now, millions of young women are packing up their cars and heading to campus (some have actually started c...more

Overcoming college health obstacles

We all know the difficulty in establishing any routine in college, much less maintain a consistently healthy diet and fitness schedule. When you are suffering the effects of the ten too beers you had the night before or your friends are getting ready ...more

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