Editors' Blog: Spooky Spots
Spooky Season is never over at these haunted places...
Emma Semaan (American ‘22)
Emma Semaan (American ‘22)
Emma (she/her) is a student at American University studying Public Policy and Economics. A member of the Politics, Policy and Law Scholars program, she is very interested in a lot of boring subjects; currently her not-boring focus is effective political discourse on college campuses. When she's not in class, she's likely typing away at her latest big project or paper, and on the weekends she is most likely to be spotted at any of the numerous coffee shops in DC. Her interests include too-hot coffee and too-long books and dogs that she doesn't own but wishes she did.
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Editors' Blog: The Unforgettable 2020 Election Season
The HCAU Editorial Team breaks down what makes the 2020 Election so incredibly unforgetable
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The Courtroom: An Unexpected Front Line of 2020
The courtroom battles being waged across the nation in these last days before the Election of 2020 may determine the outcome of November.
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Give Me Today.
As a nation, we have suffered the loss of a giant of jurisprudence and activism in Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. As womxn, we remember her and honor her.
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Editors' Blog: AU's Online Switch
American University's switch from a normal semester, to hybrid, to fully-online was nothing short of jarring. Many students didn't know what to make of the switch or how it would affect both their academic and personal lives. Read August's Editors' Blog to learn our HCAU's Editorial Team handled this madness.
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The Relentless Generation Z
Generation Z: Relentless in the face of the epidemics of society
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Editors' Blog: Brands and Companies to Avoid
This July, HCAU's Editorial Team compiled a list of brands and companies you should avoid due to their openly racist, anti-Semitic, homophobic and transphobic practices.
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The Importance of Twitter to the Revolution
Also known as: How Crowdsourcing is Saving America. Twitter and other social media platforms have proven integral to the Revolutions of 2020; who would've thought?
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Editors' Blog: LGBTQIA+ History
The history of pride is, unfortunately, not well-known or taught outside of the LGBTQIA+ community. To help change that, HCAU editors have created a mini timeline to highlight and educate on pivotal moments in LGBTQIA+ history. Happy Pride!
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Editors' Thoughts: Educational Resources to Support Black Lives Matter
With the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement, it has made one fact about America very clear– not enough has been done to educate Americans on Black history or Black culture. That is why Her Campus American editors' have compiled a list of resources our readers can access to better educate themselves on, not just the Black community, but on the backbone of America.
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Let's Talk About X.
The partisan divide in America has reached an all-time high. But why does that matter? This is one of those difficult conversations: partisanship.
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Dream Bigger, Fight Harder, Does it Matter?
Liz Warren dared to dream big and fight hard. She persisted, and we thank her for it.
