#MeToo: Solidarity through social media
Hannah Michelle Bussa
CONTRIBUTOR
Content warning: #MeToo
On Oct. 15, 2017, #MeToo went viral, reaching 85 countries in just 24 hours. In the three years since, the...
Introducing ‘Dear Durango,’ The Gateway’s new advice column
Claire Redinger
DIGITAL EDITOR
Advice: Sometimes we need it, and sometimes we give it.
Sometimes we Google it, and sometimes we call our moms for it. Sometimes,...
A college student’s guide to self-care
Hanna Stock
CONTRIBUTOR
Through all the chaos of everyday life, we tend to forget one very important task each day: taking care of yourself.
As a college...
A letter to my freshman self
Kamrin Baker
Digital Editor
Hi baby Kam,
By now, you’ve realized that the minute you’ve enrolled as a Maverick at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, every...
Gender in the workplace: Want to be a part of the change? #MeToo
By Kamrin Baker
ONLINE REPORTER
Read the other installments of this series here:
Part One
Part Two
Part Three
In 2007—10 years before the popular hashtag—Tarana Burke created a movement...
Gender in the workplace: 10 things you didn’t realize perpetrate harassment in the workplace
By Kamrin Baker
ONLINE REPORTER
Read the other installments of this series here:
Part One
Part Two
In March of 1970, 46 women who worked as researchers, mail girls...
Gender in the workplace: “You’re not that strong of a leader, Kami.”
By Kamrin Baker
ONLINE REPORTER
Towards the end of my freshman year of college, I applied to be a resident assistant on Scott Campus. I was...
Gender in the workplace: Why are we still even having this conversation?
By Kamrin Baker
ONLINE REPORTER
Socially, we call it many different things: Sexual harassment, workplace harassment, a hostile work environment, a boss that’s a jerk. Or...
