Intersection

Alone, away from home

18 September 2018 Rebekah Harding

A student explores how only children adjust to college differently than those with siblings.

‘I’m not defined by narcolepsy’

18 September 2018 Celine Corbie

A student shares her experience coping with a neurological disorder called narcolepsy.

The giant’s blue eye feels

18 September 2018 Jazmyne Kenney

Today the world sees black Today the world picks up a crying Black girl by her braids and drags her through the street Instead of pain, her body decides to be: A goodbye kiss A

Rosh Hashanah: A sweet and happy new year

18 September 2018 Ruth Oshlag

A Jewish student describes the Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.

Exploring #MeToo at Temple

12 September 2018 The Temple News

The Temple News explores students’ #MeToo stories in a special edition of Intersection.

A workplace assault survivor finds justice

11 September 2018 Ellen Taraskiewicz

A student discusses their appreciation for people who believed her after she was sexually assaulted.

To Grandma’s House We Go

11 September 2018 Emma Goldhaber

A student details her journey to accept that a childhood experience was sexual assault.

Is the #MeToo movement for A Cute Ebony Doll?

11 September 2018 Anaya Carter-Duckett

The Intersection Editor, in solidarity with other survivors, reflects on their #MeToo experience.

Regaining power after sexual assault

11 September 2018 Julie Christie and Claire Wolters

The experiences one student faced can be common adversities for other survivors during college.

Letter: resources exist on campus for survivors

11 September 2018 Letter

Dean of Students Stephanie Ives and Title IX Coordinator Andrea Seiss describe their commitment to survivors and to end sexual violence on campus.