Archives - Dominique Dorvil

College Feminists presents a range of stories at ‘Me Too Monologues’

Some stories were vivid, allowing the audience to be immersed in the experience. As an audience member, you could feel their pain when the performers paused, as if to wince at difficult memories. 

Identity clubs and commitment to diversity

There are many student organizations on campus based on culture or identity like the Korean American Students’ Association, Spanish and…

Jussie Smollet and false victimhood

We are in an era of retribution and justice. This is the time for victims of injustice to reap rewards…

Pissed off at Gucci? Start supporting local brands

Over the years, a lot of companies and celebrities have seemingly profited from the historical mistreatment and misrepresentation of black…

It takes a lot of effort to be in a long distance relationship

Long-distance relationships are extremely hard to work through and in most cases don’t work. They take a lot of effort,…

Why don’t we treat celebrities like everyone else?

In society, we treat celebrities like gods. They set our standards for beauty, fashion, and culture. Essentially, they are our…

“Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again.” is bizarre and empowering

On the last day of November, I attended “Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again.” I did no prior research on the…

A cappella groups fundraise for clean water with Engineers Without Borders

UR Engineers Without Borders put on their fifth-annual benefit concert this past Saturday, Oct. 20, featuring performances by UR a…