Jamieson Webster’s book “On Breathing” explores the act of breathing and what it means beyond the obvious.

Transforming Ramadan from a month of fasting into one of feasting and then forcing women to cook extravagant meals ruins the ...

There is a tendency to frame complex social dynamics in binary terms: right versus left; “woke” versus “traditional”; one ...

Hello and welcome to another edition of The Weekly Vine. This week, yours truly is in the city of his birth—the one that ...

An interview with the best-selling author about her latest project, The Portable Feminist Reader.

"I would have never taken that offer had I known that it would have brought me anything but joy," Dylan Mulvaney tells ...

After the previous year's row over 'No Other Land', the Palestinian cause had a muted presence at the film festival ...

We need a competition revolution, one that restores the spirit of enterprise, encourages new entrants, and stamps on ...

Bare minimum, being able to say ‘women’ is a crucial organizing strategy – one that feminists couldn’t have picked a worse ...

Columnist Julia Poggi tackles the culture of participation — or lack thereof — on campus. What causes this silence: nerves, lack of conviction, risk, or something much deeper?

The University of Connecticut’s Creative Writing Program had another installation of their Visiting Authors Series starring the author of “Hijab Butch Blues,” Lamya H., and a featuring creative ...