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The Lily asked young women in America and abroad: What’s college like these days?
Nneka McGuire
September 19
September 19
Some girls are organizing walkouts, lunchtime protests and meetings with administrators to call out dress codes they see as unfair
The Lily News
September 7
September 7
No matter how much I alter my curriculum, I cannot undo years of patriarchal pressures, but I can try to loosen the grip
Sarah Chaves
September 4
September 4
Alabama student Holley Gerelds’s case is just the latest in the debate about censoring portraits over dress codes
The Lily News
August 19
August 19
An excerpt from attorney Carrie Goldberg’s forthcoming memoir, ‘Nobody’s Victim: Fighting Psychos, Stalkers, Pervs, and Trolls’
Carrie Goldberg
August 12
August 12
She’s fielded an almost daily question: Would she support federally mandated busing to address school segregation now?
The Lily News
July 6
July 6
‘If not us, who will?’
The Lily News
June 24
June 24
I never thought I’d interact with my middle school bully again — so the Facebook message came as a complete shock
Tenzing Lhamo Dorjee
June 19
June 19
The attacker, carrying two knives, started stabbing the crowd at about 7:45 a.m. outside of Tokyo
The Lily News
May 28
May 28
The college admissions scandal has forced us to consider who deserves to walk across graduation stages — and who doesn’t
Theresa Vargas
May 24
May 24
