Senior Spotlight: Alexia Rieger, NeW at Xavier University
Congratulations to our graduating seniors and thank you for your work with NeW! We are pleased to spotlight some of our outstanding chapter leaders and members. Meet Alexia Rieger, a member of NeW at Xavier University. How has NeW impacted you and prepared you for your next steps? NeW has given me confidence as a […]
Senior Spotlight: Sonia Nemani, NeW at The George Washington University
As the academic year is coming to a close, NeW wants to take some time to recognize our members who are graduating this semester to thank them for their hard work and dedication to our organization. This spotlight is highlighting Sonia Nemani from The George Washington University. How has NeW impacted you and prepared you […]
Senior Spotlight: Sophia Czerniecki, NeW at The Catholic University of America
Congratulations to our graduating seniors and thank you for your work with NeW! We are pleased to spotlight some of our outstanding chapter leaders and members. Meet Sophia Czerniecki, President of NeW at The Catholic University of America and NeW Campus Program Fellow. Sophia was also published in our book She’s Conservative: Stories of Trials and […]
Senior Spotlight: Gabrielle Picard, NeW at the University of Mississippi
This spring, we continue to highlight some of our exceptional seniors and celebrate their upcoming graduation. Meet Gabrielle Picard, senior at the University of Mississippi. Gabby is a Chapter Leader of NeW at Ole Miss and was a NeW Student Media Fellow the fall of 2019. She had her op-ed “Leave the politics out of […]
Senior Spotlight: Kennedy Borchardt, NeW at Xavier University
As the academic year is coming to a close, NeW wants to take some time to recognize our members who are graduating this semester to thank them for their hard work and dedication to our organization. This spotlight is highlighting Kennedy Borchardt from Xavier University. How has NeW impacted you and prepared you for your […]
“On Equal Pay Day, women should know the facts” by Haley Supergan
This piece was originally published by The Detroit News on March 31, 2020. As a college woman, I am regularly told that once I graduate, I will only make 80 cents for every dollar my male peers will make in the workplace. This idea has overrun college campuses, and the celebration of Equal Pay Day […]
A Recap on CPAC by Haley Supergan
The American Conservative Union’s Annual Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, DC, was held on February 26 through the 29. There were countless speakers to inspire conservatives young and old to learn more about and refine their own conservative values. Conservatives from all over the country gathered to hear speakers ranging from the President of […]
Galentine’s Day with NeW
This month, several NeW chapters hosted Galentine’s Day celebrations as a fun way of celebrating the incredible women in their chapters. The evening of February 10, members from NeW at Xavier University got together to decorate Valentine’s Day-themed cookies and watch an episode of the Bachelor. The event was a hit with the women in […]
“The toxic feminism of AOC and Pelosi doesn’t represent young women like me” by Charlotte Townsend
This piece was originally published in the Washington Examiner on February 9, 2020. Toxic feminism made its mark on this year’s State of the Union, thanks to the Democrats. Some Democrats wore white in protest, meant to evoke memories of the suffragettes as they showed off their “Equal Rights Amendment Yes” buttons. Meanwhile, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez […]
“Women don’t need state-mandated quotas to succeed” by Krista Chavez
This piece was originally published in the Orange County Register on January 24, 2020. In 2018, California became the first state in the U.S. to mandate that corporate boards of directors include women. A new lawsuit from the Pacific Legal Foundation questions whether this law violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment by […]
