Gender and Women's Studies is excited to offer a brand new course for Fall 2026! GWS 295: Race, Gender, & Labor Are you curious about working class histories? Would you like to learn more about how work shapes people's lives? Are you interested in exploring...
Download our Fall 2026 Course Guide here! We're offering a brand new class this semester (GWS 295: Race, Gender, and Labor), along with some classes that haven't been taught for a few years (GWS 282: Feminist & Queer Activisms; GWS 363: Gender, Health, & Popular Culture; and GWS 462:...
Date/Time/Location: April 10, 1-2:30 PM | Lincoln Hall 2043 Title: Don’t Ask, Just Watch: Black Transmasculinity, Military Policy, and Contemporary Television Speaker: Dr. Adrian King, Chancellor's Postdoc in Trans Studies Research, Department of Gender and Women's Studies ...
Congratulations to GWS student Sabrina Longo-Selvaggi, who has been awarded a big prize from the Humanities Research Institute! The recipient of the award for "Best Undergraduate Student Research," Sabrina...
Stigmatized Trailblazers to Celebrated Deviants:Discourses of (Homo)sexuality in the Montréal Press after the Québec Quiet Revolution, 1969-1977Robin Sudanan Turner Recipient of the 2025 Smalley Graduate Research Fellowship in GWS ...
Jasmin Patrón-Vargas (BA '11), who double majored in Latina/Latino Studies and Gender and Women's Studies, went on to earn her PhD and is currently an assistant professor at Texas A&M University. Read about how her...
Interested in applying your GWS coursework to real world projects, and working with local organizations? Check out this FAQ for GWS 399, and earn course credit while contributing to your community and gaining new skills!
