NeW at Boston College Bonds During Tie-Dye Night on the Quad
NeW at Boston College let loose and got to know each other better during a fun tie-dye event on April 27, 2021. The chapter has historically seen its best attendance at events where members can just meet, relax, and be themselves. So, for a final activity of the 2020-2021 school year, they hosted a tie […]
NeW at Cornell University and NeW at Harvard University Host Joint Discussion on Conservative Feminism
NeW at Cornell University and NeW at Harvard University hosted Kelsey Bolar, senior policy analyst at the Independent Women’s Forum, for a discussion titled “Conservative Feminism: Combatting the Victimhood Narrative” on April 13, 2021. During the event, Bolar spoke about the revisionist history of feminism and the importance of motherhood and raising a family. The first […]
NeW at Notre Dame University Works on Developing the Skills Needed to Be Strong Women
NeW at Notre Dame University hosted political science professor Mary Keys for a discussion about the necessary skills to be a strong woman on May 4, 2021. Sixteen women attended the event, during which attendees ate dinner, enjoyed desserts, and received advice from Keys, whose work focuses on political theory with a special focus on Christianity, ethics, and political […]
NeW at Virginia Tech Enjoys Good Food and Conversation at First Chapter Social
NeW at Virginia Tech hosted their very first in-person social on April 28, 2021. Eight members of the chapter got together and held a cute photoshoot on campus before heading to nearby eatery, Cabo Fish Taco, where they went on to enjoy an evening of delicious food and interesting discussions. The women parted ways feeling […]
NeW at University of Vermont Chats About Current Events at Ice Cream Social
NeW at the University of Vermont hosted its first in-person event of the 2021 spring semester on April 30 due to COVID-19 restrictions. Five women from the chapter gathered for an ice cream social at a local ice cream shop in the area. During the event, members enjoyed creemees — or Vermont soft serves — […]
NeW at Belmont University Unwinds Before Finals with Yard Games and Coffee
NeW at Belmont University hosted members for coffee and yard games on April 17, 2021 as a fun way to relax ahead of their final exams while still having quality time and good conversations. The approximately 18 attendees that came and went during the two-hour event enjoyed a customizable coffee bar and had a lot […]
NeW at University of Mississippi Wraps up the School Year with Finals Study Break
NeW at the University of Mississippi held a fun study-break themed meeting on April 22, 2021. The school’s finals week began early this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, so this was the chapter’s last meeting for the 2020-2021 school year. The event organizers wanted to give their members the opportunity to hang out, relax, […]
NeW at Emmanuel College Tests Their American Knowledge During Trivia Night
NeW at Emmanuel College held a trivia night as a fun form of chapter outreach on April 1, 2021. Around 14 people participated in the virtual event, answering trivia questions that were based on the United States citizenship test. The chapter has struggled to garner interest this school year in the midst of heavy Covid […]
NeW at Mercer University Learns How to “Lead Like a Lady”
NeW at Mercer University hosted independent consultant and human resources expert Susan Charnaux for a discussion titled “Lead Like A Lady: College to Career” on March 25, 2021. During the chapter’s first in-person event, Charnaux gave the nearly 30 attendees tips for staying true to themselves and discovering what they want to do professionally. The […]
NeW at Sioux Falls Brushes up on Golfing Skills During First Chapter Event
NeW at Sioux Falls went to Great Shots, a state-of-the-art driving range, for its first-ever event as a chapter on March 22, 2021. The 12 women in attendance had an amazing time golfing, eating food, and laughing. The chapter leaders provided the women with an overview of what NeW is and some of the group’s […]
