A Guide to Majors at CU Boulder
A sampling of the many majors that CU Boulder has to offer from the students currently working to earn their degree.
Alia Davis (CU Boulder ‘23)
Alia Davis (CU Boulder ‘23)
Alia is a writer for Her Campus CU Boulder. She is a second year student majoring in International Affairs and Anthropology. In her free time, Alia likes to run, read, and travel.
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My Experience with Endometriosis
My experience with doctors, endometriosis, and coming to terms with the “pains” of womanhood.
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Ways to Celebrate Women's History Month
Going beyond the Instagram post to support the women in our communities!
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Welcome to BookTube – Noelle Gallagher's Life as a YouTuber
BookTuber, Noelle Gallagher, shares her experience on YouTube and talks about life outside of the internet.
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Important Questions to Ask While Apartment Hunting
Finding a new home can be hard, especially as a renter! Here are some important questions to ask your real estate agent.
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Seven Unconventional Ways to De-Stress
A how-to guide for stressed-out college kids who don’t know how to meditate.
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I Tried Trader Joe’s Recipes From TikTok So You Don’t Have To
A sampling of some of the many recipes TikTok has made me try. Read before your next Trader Joe’s haul!
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My Guide to a Body Positive Holiday Season
My experience with body image during the holiday season and my journey in overcoming it.
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Our Best (And Worst) Halloween Costumes
Although we've had some rough times, here are some of HCCU's members' favorite Halloween costumes they've taken trick or treating!
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Five Books to Get You in an Autumn Mood
Time to cozy up for some book recommendations. Here are five of my favorite books to return to every fall!
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How to Be Your Own Best Friend - Embracing Loneliness During COVID College
A step-by-step guide on combating loneliness with self-love and joy! How to channel your inner BFF and feel more connected to yourself and others during this crazy time.
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I Used to be Anti-Voting, but I'll be Voting in This Election - Here's Why
I distinctly remember the feeling in the air leading up to the 2016 election. In my small hometown in Indiana, people sported MAGA hats and “Lock Her Up” t-shirts through the hallways of my high school. People I had viewed as friends and intelligent peers all vied for the candidate who I found least equipped for the presidency.
