The rise of Women’s HistoryMonth has been building slowly for the past few decades. It began as a day of recognition and soon blossomed into a congressionally-appointed week and then a full month. Since the late eighties to early nineties, the Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations have all used Congressional legislature to declare the month… Continue reading Pat Head Summit’s impact on UTM’s women’s history

The common misconception many new college students, visitors and new community members have is that there is nothing to do in Martin. I once believed this myself. Martin is located in a rural community at least one hour away from any big city. This place can become a culture shock to those individuals from large cities… Continue reading Martin provides plenty to do despite its size

By: Camille Hall As spring finally starts to show its face in Martin, so do lots of friendly dogs and their owners out for a stroll. The act of walking a dog can be fun and relaxing in this busy time of the year. One might think that Martin is a great place for our… Continue reading Why does Martin not have a dog park?

College is hard enough between trying to get a quality education, have a social life and get enough sleep. Can you imagine staring out with a disability to have to overcome first then tackle the monster that is the college life style? As a campus that states that its policy is to provide reasonable accommodations… Continue reading Accessibility Matters

Many people today think that feminism is just women screaming, “Girl Power!” They do not understand the meaning of feminism or the reason that women and men continue to fight for it. Feminism is the advocacy of women’s rights on the grounds of political, social and economic equality to men. Feminism is not only about… Continue reading ‘Definition of Feminism’ now finally trending