The Sage

“Convenience Store Woman” Review

Lulu Horne, Staff Reporter ◊ Mar 15, 2022

Sayaka Murata’s novel “Convenience Store Woman” is an unexpected and compelling feminist work that explores both gender constructs and their intersection with the human experiences of existential...

Women’s History Month: What is it and what does it recognize?

Emma Velchek, Staff Reporter ◊ Mar 31, 2021

March. The month of March includes many notable days like Pi Day, Saint Patrick’s Day, and International Women’s Day as it happens to be Women’s History Month. Women’s History Month is a celebration...

The Rise of Female Rockstars

“I wish I was Stephen Malkmus / I wanted change / No one forced it...” - Beabadoobee

Tristin Hoffman, Web Editor-in-Chief ◊ Dec 6, 2019

Stephen Malkmus is the lead singer of the popular ‘90s band Pavement... and young female musician Beatrice Kristi Laus, otherwise known as her stage name Beabadoobee, “wishes” she could be him. Beabadoobee...

Why It’s Time to Stop Making Movies with Agendas- It Doesn’t Work

Christopher Kathman, Broadcast Editor-in-Chief ◊ Dec 4, 2019

A few weeks after the release of Captain Marvel, I worked up the courage to see the movie. This was despite the not-so-friendly reviews and the claims of how it was “probably one of the worst marvel...

KAM Kast Ep.1- Feminism & Privilege

Kylie Valency, Ari Beckett and Madisyn Goerlitz ◊ Nov 2, 2017

KAM Kast with Kylie Valency, Ari Beckett, and Madisyn Goerlitz

Dissension Ends in Suspension

Sam Bodnar, Editor-in-Chief ◊ Mar 23, 2017

Breaking News: if you share your personal views that your boss doesn’t agree with, you could be suspended. Following an appearance on “The View,” where she revealed a pro-choice stance on abortion,...