Her Campus at CU Boulder
I Am On Ozempic, So Lets Talk About It!
Ozempy, ozempic, skinny girl potion, whatever you want to call it everyone and their mother wants it, but what is it exactly?
Her Campus at C of C
Some Words of Advice from a Big College Girl who Loves Working Out
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at C of C chapter.It’s no secret that I’m not exactly petite. Whether I’m walking down the...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Why We Should Talk About Kim Kardashian’s Weight Loss And The Celebrities’ “Fat Representation”
Get To know about the topic in Gabriela Travizzanutto's article!
Her Campus at UCT
Fatphobia in the Tattoo Industry
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UCT chapter.Tattoos have slowly become somewhat more acceptable in society, with people starting to recognise them...
Her Campus at Toronto MU
Fatphobia in the Fashion Industry: Fast-Fashion, “Body Positivity” and Moving Forward
If I hear one more brand say they’re "size-inclusive," I’m going to scream!
Her Campus at IUP
Insecurities Series: Elevators
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at IUP chapter.Elevators are not my favorite thing in the world. They’re dirty, usually unstable, and sometimes...
Her Campus at Ashoka
The collective trauma of trial room breakdowns
The internet has a short memory. It speaks of equality and acceptance but has no qualms in bringing back fashion trends that negate the existence of all body types...
Her Campus at PSU
Why the Word ‘Fat’ Desperately Needs Redefining
I’ve never been proud of being plus-sized, and the world always told me to equate fat with ugly. Growing up different in any way leads to a...
Her Campus at Denison
Diet Culture on Denison’s Campus and Beyond
MyPlate weight-loss app. Restricted dessert and bread. Tracked calories burned on the treadmill. Squeezed the fat on my stomach hoping it...
Her Campus at CAU
Skinny Shaming Will Never Equate to Fat Shaming
Getting told to eat a burger is nothing compared to the systemic nature of fatphobia. Thinness has long been the standard of beauty in...