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It’s Women’s History Month, so read like it

Paige Sanacora, Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor • March 12, 2025

I don’t think that I will ever be able to adequately convey the importance of reading in your adult life. While reading can be a means of pleasure or stress release, it is also one of the best ways to stay informed and present in times of crisis or turmoil. Over the past year and a half, I have begun to lean on non-fiction to learn more about topics that are important to me. Reading women’s non-fiction has opened my eyes to the ways in which women are targeted by society every day.

Hofstra clinches top seed, remains unbeaten with win over Elon

Hofstra Chronicle • October 16, 2017

By Jordan Sawyer - STAFF WRITER The Hofstra women’s soccer team clinched the number one seed in the Colonial Athletic Association tournament after claiming the regular season championship with...

Hofstra’s powerlifting team makes way for women

Gracen Hansen • November 22, 2016

Adrenaline and upbeat music filled the air as competitors from the Hofstra Powerlifting Team got ready to face their opponents in the Hofstra Fitness Center at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 19. This was...

Ellen Fitzpatrick details the women’s journey to the presidential candidacy

Marie Haaland • September 29, 2016

The American women’s journey to the oval office started long before Hillary Clinton ran for president in 2008, or so Ellen Fitzpatrick explained in her lecture on Thursday, Sept. 22, in the Fortunoff...

Panel of women recall business experiences

Hofstra Chronicle • March 15, 2016

By Casey Lamkin STAFF WRITER A panel of businesswomen discussed their experiences rising through the industry ranks at an event cosponsored by student clubs shEOs and HAMA. The event embodied the...

Lecture talks lack of gender equality in the workplace

Gabriella Ciuffetelli • March 15, 2016

By Gabriella Ciuffetelli EDITORIALS EDITOR The lack of equal pay for women in the workplace and the matters that forge the gap in sala- ries were discussed in a lecture on Wednesday, Feb. 23 as a...

Attorney speaks on interpersonal violence

Hofstra Chronicle • March 12, 2016

By Casey Lamkin Staff writer As part of the Women’s Leadership Conference Keynote Address, Anne Munch, an attorney with 27 years of experience working as a prosecutor and an educator in the area...

Women’s soccer kicks off fall season at 3-2

Hofstra Chronicle • September 9, 2014

By Sean Williams - Sports Editor The women’s soccer team has hit a tale of two opponents in its five-game opening string of games. Hofstra, despite its lofty preseason place at the top of the...

Golf teams tee off with start of 2014 season

Hofstra Chronicle • September 9, 2014

By Kyle Kandetzki - Assistant Sports Editor The Pride is already back on the fairways and before you know it, their fall season will be over. Hofstra men’s and women’s golf...

The fight continues: Keeping abortion safe and legal

Hofstra Chronicle • February 5, 2014

By Karla BradleySpecial To the Chronicle On Jan. 22, the 41st anniversary of Roe v Wade was celebrated by women and men across this country. Although this anniversary came and went while most Hofstra...

Women WAGE for equal pay

Hofstra Chronicle • October 25, 2013

By Jessica Parks (Special to the Chronicle) The average American woman is making 77 cents to every one dollar that a man is making. The WAGE Project is making sure that “Women Are Getting Even.” Women...

Women beyond comparison

Hofstra Chronicle • March 7, 2013

By Elisabeth D. TurnerColumnist We as young women have a serious problem: we define our success based on how we measure up to our male counterparts. This ideology is perpetuated by women like Sheryl...

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