But Glamour has a history of engaging with students honestly and thoughtfully. College Women of the Year, one of Glamour’s oldest franchises, has awarded hundreds of outstanding women over the last 60 years, including well-known honorees such as 1961 honoree Martha Stewart, Abbott Elementary actor Sheryl Lee Ralph, and poet Amanda Gorman. In 2022, the team highlighted eight women who attended historically black colleges and universities.
This year, we are focusing on student-athletes. Not even 21-years-old yet, the likes of Angel Reece and Flau’jae Johnson from the Louisiana State University women’s basketball team, are dominating on the court and bringing attention to women’s collegiate sports across the country.
This year, Glamour is highlighting student-athletes, taking advantage of the ideal timing in the year of college athletics, with players like Angel Reece and Flau’jae Johnson from Louisiana State University’s women’s basketball team dominating the court and bringing attention to women’s collegiate sports across the country.
“At Glamour, we’ve always been passionate about championing women in sports, and this year is no exception. We’re seizing the opportunity to celebrate the year of college athletes,” said Ruhama Wolle, Glamour’s special projects editor.
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With over 80 RSVPs, primarily from students interested in fashion, journalism, and marketing, the conversation covered a wide range of topics and offered an extensive outlook from the Glamour team. The panelists continued their engagement with students even after the event, exchanging ideas and valuable insights.
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