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Liz Kennedy

Remembering Elizabeth “Liz” Lapovsky Kennedy: A Visionary in Women’s Studies

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GWS 2026 graduation

Celebrating our 2026 graduating seniors and award winner!

RG Aguirre

Dr. Reid Gómez: Mary Bernard Aguirre Professorship for 2026-2027

Reid Gómez book

Huge congratulations to Dr. Reid Gómez for publishing her book, The Web of Differing Versions: Where Africa Ends and America Begins!

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The Black | Indigenous 100s Collective Publishes First Book, Reid Gómez Co-Edits

Stephanie Troutman Robbins Honored Among 2024 Women of Impact

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Michelle Berry wins Agricultural History Society's Saloutos Award

The barrier marking the U.S.-Mexico border, seen from Nogales, Arizona.

Program will invite students to piece together 'puzzle' of Black identity in the Southwest

Wanda Alarcón and Kelsey Dayle John Receive Mary Bernard Aguirre Professorships

With the influx of cable networks and digital platforms such as Netflix, there are more opportunities for people to engage with different and more complex stories about the Black experience and for Black people, says scholar Stephanie Robbins Troutman.

The evolution of Black representation on television

Participants Needed for a Research Project

New Fully Online Class

Marshall Foundation Awards

Feminist Magazine Program

Congratulations to Gender & Women’s Studies Ph.D. candidate

Dr. Kelsey Dayle John selected as a 2021 NAEd/Spencer Postdoctoral Fellow