Her Campus at UFL
Gender Preference: An On-Going Issue that Needs More Attention
This article discusses the issue of patriarchy and gender preference that remains problematic in several countries, especially in Asia.
Her Campus at DePauw
There is No Honor in Killing
Women's History Month was recognized throughout the month of March, with media reports and education celebrating women’s achievements, embracing femininity and womanhood, and learning about women pioneers. While this...
Her Campus at UPR
Joséphine Baker: Beauté Noire
Josephine Baker was an American-born French dancer and singer who symbolized the beauty and vitality of Black American culture, which took Paris by storm in the 1920s.
Her Campus at USF
All That Work And What Did It Get Me
Women struggle with being the second choice, even if we are more qualified than our peers.
Her Campus at Susqu
The Biggest Failure In The New Live-Action Avatar
As a childhood fan of Avatar, I was hesitant about the new series. Read to find out what I believe to be the biggest problem with the new adaption.
Her Campus at UPR
BREAKING THE GLASS CEILING: AN INSIGHT INTO SEXISM IN BUSINESS EDUCATION
In this article, I explore how sexism can make its way into the education system, focusing on college students majoring in Business, and how they perceive gender roles and...
Her Campus at UCSD
WOMANHOOD IN 13 GOING ON 30
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UCSD chapter.As someone who has an insatiable love for romantic comedies, I’ll always swoon over sappy...
Her Campus at UFL
Did Anyone Actually Watch the ‘Barbie’ Movie?
Frustrated by the lack of Oscar nominations for Barbie? Me too.
Her Campus at Geneseo
The Issue with Pink
With the symbolism behind the color, pink's association with femininity is toxic. It is by no means the biggest issue in the world, but it is enough of an...
Her Campus at CWU
Is There Sexism in Central Washington University’s Aviation Program?
If Central Washington University’s aviation program prides themselves so much on finding success for their diversity and advocation for their students, why don’t they try?