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Until next time, my best friend.
Tania Silvi
A reflection on our endless love for the pets who are no longer with us.
Monthly Essay
Pop is Always Political!
Jessica Olyvia
Olivia Rodrigo gathers the pop girls through Daisy Chain Fields to support non-profit organizations for women...
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Is the word “no” too hard to swallow?
Alana Saraswati
Children have been fed with “women are emotional, men are logical” ever since I can remember; at least younger me was told...
Monthly Essay
Leveling the Playing Field: FIFA 2026 and the Reality of Sports Equity
Khayla Chintia Bilbina
The World Cup has created a breakthrough for having the first referee team consisting of all-women and now FIFA 2026...
Article
No, period.
Tania Silvi
Is it funny or is it actually derogatory? “She is being extra difficult today, I don’t understand.” “Dude, she is ALWAYS difficult...
Monthly Essay
Rainbow After The Storm: LGBTQ+ Brief History
Tania Silvi
Pride month did not happen overnight, the origins and evolution of the celebration started with a riot. In April 1965...
Article
We Buy More, but We Need Less
Khayla Chintia Bilbina
Have you ever thought about the current situation where everything is filled with uncertainty? This uncertainty...
Monthly Essay
When Our Thin Ballet Flats Touch the Ground: What Will Happen?
Alana Saraswati
“Obviously, Doctor, you’ve never been a thirteen year-old girl.”
Article
Take a Picture: Will It Last Longer?
Alana Saraswati
Being a teenager, especially a teenage girl, has its own place in each woman's heart. Having...
Article
Craft Projects You Could Try Out Instead of Mindless Scrolling
Davina Abigail
I always find myself on the less favored end of the ‘going analog’ argument: that it’s silly. Lately I figured that it’s because I...
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Kartini’s Letters: The Past and The Present of Women’s Lives
Alana Saraswati
Franz Kafka’s “Letters to Milena” is surfacing again because of the famous quotes in his letters. Letters about his feelings that became a book...
Monthly Essay
Books Are Slowly Being Forgotten, What Will Prepare Us to Live as a Society?
Alana Saraswati
Books have been the people’s guide on how to live their lives ever since they existed in 868 AD...
Article
Women Are Not Bossy, We Just Get the Job Done
Jessica Olyvia
Far too often, women have been labeled as bossy, demanding, and even insufferable perfectionists...
Monthly Essay
In Print, with Teeth
Davina Abigail
The Nine Muses Magazine’s highlight of female figures in journalism - Women’s History Month special...
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Shades of Women in Cinema
Alana Saraswati
Films are one of the most consumed art pieces in the world. Films made by experienced directors, films made by students, films made by bored teenagers...
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Female Authors who Contributed to Feminism through Literature
Jessica Olyvia
In honor of the International Women's Day, this article will take you back to the contribution...
Monthly Essay
My Endless Gluttony Over Knowledge: The Urges to be Curious and Constantly Learning
Jessica Olyvia
It is a part of the human desire to know and want to know. From the simplest act of conversing...
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Introducing The Nine Muses Magazine
The Nine Muses Magazine
The nine Muses in Greek mythology are the nine daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne...