MeaResea and Elizabeth's Reflections on Her Campus Agnes Scott
MeaResea Homer '19 and Elizabeth Wolfe '19 talk re-launching the chapter, growth, and the future of the magazine
Alex Brown (Agnes Scott ‘19)
Alex Brown (Agnes Scott ‘19)
Alex is a senior at Agnes Scott College sauntering vaguely towards a degree in Creative Writing. She likes chai lattes, alt-folk, and queering HerCampus.
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My Everything: An Ode to Sweet Hut
Boba tea, donuts, and Ariana Grande -- what more could you want?
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A Sweet and Spontaneous Celebration of Black Culture
The poems played on themes from a spectrum of Black perspectives -- hair, melanin, identity, Afrolatina culture, police brutality, lipstick, poverty, queerness, and crushes.
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A Conversation with Zoe Katz '19
Zoe Katz ‘19 discusses pirates, Taylor Swift, and ruinous roommate relationships
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Pepsi’s Super Bowl Ads in Atlanta Are Super Petty
Everyone who knows the first thing about Atlanta knows that it’s Coca-Cola’s city. So what happens when the Super Bowl comes to town --...
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How ASC Students Are Fighting to Rehire a Beloved Barista
"Her presence at Black Cat Cafe just fills our community with love."
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Why You Should Definitely Vote on Tuesday
The midterm elections are on Tuesday, November 6th -- make your voice heard!
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I Can Divide My Friends Into Two Separate Groups
Our country is more divided than ever -- and so is my friend group.
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A Farewell to Racked
Racked never assumed women were dumb.
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This Surreal, Beautiful Art Installation Is Coming To The High Museum
via Atlanta Journal-Constitution Anyone who loves gorgeous art installations, liminal spaces, or traveling mysteries is going to want to...
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"Like the Paradise Found": Three Albums for Spring
Feminist R&B and indie for the warmer days.
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The Living Wage Campaign Proudly Disrupts Founder's Day
The Living Wage Campaign's Economic Justice Teach-In included music, speeches, and lots of information.
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Agnes Scott's Living Wage Campaign Makes a Resurgence
The longest-running living wage campaign in Georgia finds its home here at Agnes Scott.
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This new Google app will compare your face to famous works of art
Just call me Augustus Egg.
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MENACE, the dark-humored, feminist "microseries" that you can watch on Instagram
When scrolling through your Instagram feed, you’re probably expecting to see photos of your friends, your favorite celebrity promoting...
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Tameeka L. Hunter, LGBTQ and Disability Scholar, Presented at Agnes Scott
Also: Advice on how to get involved with disability activism in your everyday life
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Jordan Keesler ‘20 Talks Paganism and Nonbinary Identity
Also: zines, chalices, and sketchy Internet rabbit holes
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10 Reasons Why You Should See Junior Production This Year
I’ve heard from an inside source that you should definitely go see Junior Production this year. Okay, so the inside source is actually me,...
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Meet Hai Lun Chang, Agnes Scott’s Only Taiwanese Student
Other kinds of freedom also add to Helen’s enjoyment living in the U.S. “People don’t judge that much, especially based on appearance,” she says.
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Navigating Psychic Pain in a Digital Age: My Volunteer Work as a Crisis Counselor
A chime sounds from my laptop, and a message appears on my screen: i want to die . This has become a typical Saturday night for me; in...
