Womens Studies 
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SOURCE: Washington Post
3/7/19
Virginia Walcott Beauchamp, pioneer of women’s studies, dies at 98
In her research and teaching, she pored over the records left by women who received little if any public attention during their lives but whose diaries, letters and other writings vividly revealed the eras in which they lived.
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SOURCE: The Atlantic
7-27-16
The Invisible Labor of Women’s Studies
by Noël Duan
Many elite universities relegate the degree program to second-class status.
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