Headlines & Publications

DMN publishes TWU PhD candidate's op-ed

1/2/23

Sue Ram, clinical specialist occupational therapist and PhD student at Texas Woman’s University, published a column for The Dallas Morning News, "Occupational therapy is the missing piece in alleviating the mental health crisis."

Feminism (Taylor’s Version)

10/12/22

Juliette Holder, a PhD student at Texas Woman's University, wrote an article for Ms. magazine, "Through her re-recorded albums, Taylor Swift isn’t updating her songs as much as she’s updating her own mythology—and stepping into a feminist identity along the way."

Holder pens article on Parks and Recreation’s Leslie Knope

10/11/22

TWU PhD student Juliet Holder penned an article for PopMatters, "Why do voters want women candidates to be like Parks and Recreation’s Leslie Knope?"

Phillips-Cunningham pens op-ed about Nannie Helen Burroughs

9/6/22

TWU's Dr. Danielle Phillips-Cunningham has a new op-ed in the Washington Post: "On Labor Day, we honor a trailblazing Black educator and organizer," about Nannie Helen Burroughs, founder of the National Training School for Women and Girls in 1909.

Phillips-Cunningham's op-ed in Washington Post on Juneteenth, Quakertown

6/29/22

TWU's Danielle Phillips-Cunningham, PhD, wrote and op-ed in the Washington Post regarding Juneteenth and Quakertown. The piece, titled "Juneteenth started in Texas. So did this Black town. Whites destroyed it," was published in two parts..

Part 1: How formerly enslaved people created a community of their own

Part 2: Groundless panic about White women's safety razed a town