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Bridge Between
As the Cleveland International Film Festival celebrates its 50th anniversary, the documentary “And Again I Dream” preserves Ivy Young’s legacy of activism, identity and art. Written by Isabella Mockbee Art and politics have always been intertwined. Just as democracy makes people’s voices heard, film festivals provide platforms for underrepresented stories to be told. The Cleveland International Film Festival is celebrating its 50th anniversary this spring, showing a diverse
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Mar 312 min read


A Manufactured Mess
The “messy girl” aesthetic was once a reflection of survival rather than style – now it’s been sold out. Written by Nicole Wloszek-Therens In an online culture driven by constant consumption, the internet never stops hunting for its next obsession. Emerging at the top of trend predictions, crawling out of an unmade bed with last night’s lipstick smeared across a pillowcase, is an unexpected contender: the messy girl. The modern messy girl relies on an intentionally undone en
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Mar 313 min read


Connecting Cleveland Women
Rebbecca Maxwell, Cleveland-based influencer and founder of She’s Company, hosts events where the women of Cleveland support each other, expand their circles and party it up! Written by Ava Brennan Rebecca Maxwell is a Cleveland girl through and through. She has an Instagram following of nearly 35K, and is the owner of She’s Company and Two One Thrift . Growing up in Cleveland Heights, Maxwell always had a passion for capturing memories through taking photos. “In high scho
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Mar 314 min read


The Heart Behind the Counter
Felicia Henry, known across Cleveland State as “Ms. Felicia,” has spent eight years welcoming students at the Law Link snack shop with a smile and a “good morning.” Written by Sage Colón Students passing through the law building at Cleveland State University often hear the same greeting as they walk by the snack shop. “Good morning,” Felicia Henry says with a smile. Known to students across campus as “Ms. Felicia,” this familiar face has become a welcoming presence for many s
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Mar 313 min read


Where Women’s Sports Take Center Stage
In a city long dominated by traditional sports culture, The W Sports Bar is creating a space where women’s teams and their fans can feel seen, safe and welcome. Written by Helaina Rucinski On any given night inside The W Sports Bar , the volume is up, jerseys are visible and cheers from fans come without hesitation. The screens aren’t on the expected default of men's games. Instead, WNBA matchups, NWSL games and NCAA women’s tournament showdowns take priority. Strangers cheer
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Mar 315 min read


Women's History Month 2025 playlist
A playlist with all songs about empowering women. Written by Julia Lastic For those who don’t know, March is Women’s History Month! What...
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Apr 7, 20252 min read


Women take charge at CSU
Meet the strong women who are in charge of university clubs in male-dominated fields. Written by Evan Peters Peeking through...
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Apr 7, 20254 min read


From me to you
Leaving messages for women who inspire us. Written by Faith-Ann G. English “Every woman’s success should be an inspiration to another....
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Apr 7, 20255 min read


Double majors
How a mother and son duo inspire lifelong learning in each other. Written by Casey Couch "I really think we should encourage people, who...
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Apr 7, 20254 min read


Breaking barriers
The legacy of Dorothy Fuldheim in Cleveland media. Written by Sage Colón In a time when the airwaves were dominated by male voices,...
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Apr 7, 20253 min read


Blades of glory
The rise of the Professional Women's Hockey League and how they are changing the game. Written by Miranda Wyse In August 2023, the world...
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Apr 7, 20253 min read


Part of history
Give women their accomplishments back. Written by Alyssa Maree In the eyes of history, too many women’s accomplishments have been...
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Apr 7, 20253 min read


Two Cleveland State University students nominated at The Greater Cleveland Association of Black Journalists Hall of Fame Induction and Award Ceremony
The inaugural induction and ceremony honored myself and Hannah Gates with nominations. Written by Tyisha Blade " Being a Black woman and...
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Apr 7, 20254 min read


Secular Sacraments
Written by Faith-Ann English life has taught me that lies are gospel truth. every lie to escape the lips is the holy word. the voices of...
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Apr 15, 20241 min read


How “Metroid” Changed the Game
The story of how Nintendo’s “Metroid” changed the world of video gaming forever. Written by Dan Perrine In the early years of gaming,...
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Apr 15, 20244 min read


Thanks, It Has Pockets!
The political roots behind pockets in women’s clothes. Written by Olivia Schwab "The history of pockets is a tug-of-war between utility...
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Apr 15, 20244 min read
“Ancestra” and how it helped me find my voice
A show about women and women’s rights, “Ancestra” gives a voice to historical women. Written by Kasey Sheridan I’ve been a student at...
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Apr 15, 20244 min read
“Ancestra:” How the Play that Advocates for Autonomy Came to Be
CSU’s spring play centers women’s and reproductive rights to honor the history of real Cleveland women. Written by Sophie Farrar Over ten...
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Apr 15, 20247 min read
A Moment in the Spotlight
A highlight of some of the best female athletes and coaches. Written by Jake Ryan Oftentimes when we hear about the world of sports, the...
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Apr 15, 20244 min read


Women’s Figure Skating
Is there still room for grown women in this ever-changing sport? Written by Emma Smallwood When women figure skaters were first lacing up...
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Apr 15, 20249 min read
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