THINX: A New Product to Replace Traditional Period Products?
Are you looking for a more sustainable, socially conscious period regimen? Well, THINX may be for you!
April Vollmer (DU ‘20)
April Vollmer (DU ‘20)
Currently a fourth-year undergraduate pursuing a BS in Psychology (concentration: cognitive neuroscience) and BA in Spanish with minors in Biology and Religious Studies. As you can see I love learning! I enjoy understanding more and more about myself and the world around me. I love my orange, bright hair; poetry; being a big sister; being a woman; sitting in the sun; being with my friends; loving life; and being a part of Her Campus at DU (:
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Stay Golden Cosmetics: A Product Review
Are you looking for a reliable, bold new lip stick? Look no further!
HCDU Attends Her Conference: Inspire
After only two years of rebooting HCDU, we traveled to the national conference for our second time!
Three Mothers is Better Than One
Not having a father in my life makes others sad, but I barely noticed with all the strong women around me!
Serena Nangia: A Body Positivity Activist
While studying abroad in Costa Rica with IFSA, I met Serena Nangia– a wonderful and caring woman who is also an amazing body positivity activist.
Undergraduate Student Government Elections: An Inside Look with Jenni Trigilio
With student government elections coming up this week, HCDU got an inside look on where to receive information about the candidates!
Why Banning Plastic Straws is Problematic
Banning plastic straws may seem great for the environment, but it reeks with ableism and selective activism.
Spring Cleaning Essentials
Spring cleaning is essential to reorganizing and decluttering your life when the weather is warm and you can open the windows for all the chemicals to fly out.
Presentation Basics: How to Public Speak
Yes, public speaking tips seem obvious, but sometimes we need a reminder.
The Novitiate: A Religious Film Critique Part 3
More specifically, The Novitiate uses the interactions of Reverend Mother to comment on how the reformation both aided and hurt the Catholic community with a focus on the convent community.
"The Judge:" A Documentary About Kholoud Al-Faqih
The Judge is a wonderful documentary offering a fresh look into Islam, Sharia law, and Muslim women in the twentith century by following the life of Kholoud Al-Faqih, a judge in the Sharia courts of Palestine.
My Siblings, My Sunshines
I'm not sure what gets you through winter quarter, but seeing my siblings again keeps me chugging!
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Finding Agency Within Patriarchal Religions: A Religious Film Critique Part 2
The characters in Water and Wadjda movie demonstrate the factors involving agency when it comes to cultures very different from that of Christianity and the West.
Colorado's Coolest Locations
Think you saw all the cool places in Colorado? Think again.
The 5 Types of Self-Care
Spring is almost here, and I am patiently waiting for the snowy, cloudy days to go away. It can be really hard to keep away negative...
Mary Janes: The Women of Weed, A New Documentary About Women in the Cannabis Industry
Is the Puffragette the new movement to come?
Upcoming Professional Events at DU
This week Her Campus at DU is celebrating professional development. Check it out!
Mental Issues Are Not Just In Your Head
Mental health is more complex than just "being in your head."
My Love for Her Campus at DU
Her Campus DU has given me lifelong friendships and skills.
