Heteronormative ideology is prescribed to us by societal foundations and exists not only in our minds but in the legal, economic, political, educational and religious institutions we experience every day. Reporter Angelica Franaschouk argues Its limiting for those in different-sex relationships, and also leads to a negative perception of same-sex relationships because those relationships lack intrinsic traditional gender roles.
Distancing is especially difficult when we need the comfort and support of each other so badly. Columnist Kayla Mayer argues while physical isolation is important for curbing the pandemic, we can, and should, maintain safe contact with others.
Professor Carol Bruess recently began sharing her expertise advice on ‘Relationship Reboot,’ a four-minute segment on WCCO’s new show, Mid-Morning.
After reviewing an Alpha Chi Omega campaign about relationships in college, columnist Claire Noack thinks there are more practical ways to promote building good relationships.
According to St. Thomas professor Carol Bruess the use of technology has made it easier for individuals to make long-distance relationships work.
Want to do something special with that someone special? Designer Danielle Duet complied a list of top holiday date ideas.
Designer Danielle Duet designed this test based on Gary Chapman’s five primary love languages to find out your preference for emotional communication.
While cell phones are great, we are missing out on a lot of important moments. Instead of living behind our phones, let’s use the time we have together wisely.
St. Paul’s Outreach is trying to change the way students think about dating through a program called New Rules of Love and Dating.
