On average, three women are killed everyday by a current or former intimate partner in America. This story is a fictional portrayal of a relationship from a walk-through of the Women’s Center exhibit Crazy in Love, although statistics say this kind of scenario plays out every day. Jenna was great student. She was an active Read More
Every minute, 24 people become victims of rape, physical violence or stalking, according to the National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey. A large portion of those victims either attend or are employed by universities. In regard to Domestic and Dating Violence Awareness Month the Women’s Center is hosting its annual interactive walk-through exhibit, Crazy Read More
The Women’s Center hosted Crazy In Love, a hands-on exhibit about domestic violence on college campuses. The program was meant to make students and faculty aware of the warning signs of domestic violence. “The exhibit is helpful to those involved in domestic abuse, as well as loved ones who may be involved,” said Kendall Swinney, Read More
Each year, as a part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Murray State Women’s Center opens a walk-through, interactive exhibit known as Crazy In Love. Earlier this week, the center had the exhibit in Wrather Museum, hosted for all students and the community to see. The purpose of the exhibit is to show how someone Read More