Categories | Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

American womanhood is not what it used to be − understanding the backlash to Dobbs v. Jackson

6.12.24

Faculty Publication - Wretched Refuse: Disability, Disposables, and the Cripistemology of Camp

5.21.24

Triota-Epsilon Pi Chapter

5.15.24

Congratulations to the Class of 2024

5.15.24

Karla Aguilar fosters Accessible Arts Spaces

8.10.23

New Course Offering! Professor Rebecca Wanzo to lead Interdisciplinary ‘Politics of Reproduction’ course to explore history, implications post-Roe v. Wade

8.18.22

Professor Heather Berg writes for the Boston Review - "The Left Won't Win If Sex Workers Don't Too"

7.21.22

WGSS Minor, Jack Mayer’s short film, "Philia," wins the best LGBTQ film at the Experimental Forum International Film and Video Art Festival

7.21.22

Faculty, Awards and Notables

Professor Heather Berg is the recipient of the 2022 C. L. R. James Award for Published Books for Academic or General Audience

4.21.22

Unmasking Health

1.7.22

Class Acts: David Frankel, WGSS Major Fall 2021

12.9.21

Texas and the Future of Abortion Law and Reproductive Justice Panel Discussion

9.27.21

An interview with Cynthia Barounis about her book Vulnerable Constitutions: Queerness, Disability, and the Remaking of American Manhood

8.10.21

WashU Expert: The Electoral College and its history of disenfranchisement

11.13.20

National Women's Studies Association awards the Alison Piepmeier Book Prize to WGSS faculty member, Cynthia Barounis

11.11.20

The Content of Our Caricature

11.6.20

WGSS Alum, Olivia Beres: "Stop Comparing Amy Conet Barrett to a Handmaid. She would be a Wife."

10.26.20

Left of #MeToo by Professor Heather Berg

10.5.20

Professor Jeffrey McCune to edit new book series

8.7.19

Gender impacts: Mothers and reentry

3.22.19

Back Results for: Awards and Notables

Professors Jami Ake and Beth Windle are the recipients of the 2021-2022 Arts and Sciences Distinguished Faculty in the Humanities

Professors Jami Ake and Beth Windle are the recipients of the 2021-2022 Arts and Sciences Distinguished Faculty in the Humanities

Professor Heather Berg is the recipient of the 2022 C. L. R. James Award for Published Books for Academic or General Audience

Professor Heather Berg is the recipient of the 2022 C. L. R. James Award for Published Books for Academic or General Audience

WGSS Student, Ranen Maio awarded Truman Scholarship

WGSS Student, Ranen Maio awarded Truman Scholarship

René Esparza recipient of the Audre Lorde Prize 2022

René Esparza recipient of the Audre Lorde Prize 2022

Professor Rebecca Wanzo receives the Charles Hatfield Book Prize for The Content of Our Cariacature: African American Comic Art and Political Belonging

Professor Rebecca Wanzo receives the Charles Hatfield Book Prize for The Content of Our Cariacature: African American Comic Art and Political Belonging

Professor Heather Berg's "Left of #MeToo," is the winner of the Claire Goldberg Moses award.

Professor Heather Berg's "Left of #MeToo," is the winner of the Claire Goldberg Moses award.

Professor Rebecca Wanzo receives the Katherine Singer Kovacs book award from the Society for Cinema and Media Studies

Professor Rebecca Wanzo receives the Katherine Singer Kovacs book award from the Society for Cinema and Media Studies

Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies