Some people wrote off women’s colleges as an anachronism. They were wrong.
Smith Quarterly
September 2019
social issues
Balance at the Ballot Box
Smith Quarterly
September 2018
The Southern Revolt Against Offshore Drilling
In South Carolina, opposition to President Trump's drilling plan is a bipartisan affair.
Sierra
February 2018
Women Mayors Lead the Charge on Climate Change
The worldwide alliance of major-city mayors who believe their cities must take the lead on climate change, with or without their national governments' help.
UTNE Reader, Spring 2017
1st Gen Changing the Script
Being first in the family to finish college can sometimes mean culture shock and confusion. But it can also open the door to a new life.
Smith Alumnae Quarterly, Summer 2016
Wearing My Father’s Tallit at the Western Wall for Me, and for My Daughter
Why I flew halfway around the world to pray with women I’d never met
Tablet, November 2013
Pipe Dreams
North Carolina’s tobacco industry may have gone up in smoke, but local farmers have found another fruitful way to work the land: winemaking.
enRoute, March 2011
Presidential Gifts
The surprising ins-and-outs of gift giving when you’re the president of the United States.
Vogue.com, August 2009
Rose Hamid: Flight Attendant, Hijab Wearer
What if that woman with the head covering who’s walking down the aisle of your plane is not a passenger, but a flight attendant?
WorldHum.com, August 2009
Education Equals Power
How women’s colleges are changing the Middle East.
Ms., Summer 2009
The Influencers
What forces will affect your business in the coming year? Here are the 25 people, trends and events we predicted.
Entrepreneur, February 2008
Chimp Champion Fights Ape Meat, Pet Trade – By Force, if Necessary
When Sheri Speede met three angry chimpanzees caged as an attraction at a hotel in Cameroon, her planning began.
National Geographic News, December 2006
America’s Team
A look at how a historic U.S. women’s soccer team changed the world, at least for a while.
The New York Times, July 2000
