2019 SIS Woman of the Year: Ali DeLambo '20
Get to know 2019 SIS Woman of the Year Ali DeLambo.
Hannah Andress (American ‘21)
Hannah Andress (American ‘21)
Currently an undergraduate student at American University involved in the Global Scholars program studying International Studies and Arab World Studies. When she isn't writing for HCAU, you can find her working for AIESEC or drinking overpriced coffee. Her interests include women in politics, intersectional feminism, international human and civil rights, and Arabic!
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Editors' Blog: Underrated Women in History
These are the women that history class neglected to tell you about, even though they made our world the place it is today.
My First Experience at Planned Parenthood
What actually happens at a Planned Parenthood office?
Editors' Blog: Our Top Podcasts
Podcast popularity has spiked in recent months. If you missed the trend, here are the ones HCAU editors recommend you dive into.
Editors' Blog: What Our Mentors Taught Us
In celebration of National Mentoring Month, we're sharing the best advice we've ever recieved.
Locker Room Talk
Is there a female equivalent of 'locker room talk'?
What the New Changes in Title IX Policy Mean for Survivors On College Campuses
First, she broke down Title IX. Now, she's back to break down the upcoming changes to this important policy.
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The Midterms: A Guide to the Current Political Arena
What do the Midterm Elections mean for American politics? Here's your guide to the future of America following historic wins and losses across the country.
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What To Do if You're Turned Away From the Polls
Know your rights: In the event that you are told you cannot vote, there are things you can do. Be sure to know your rights before heading out to the polls this Election Day!
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A Look Inside the Migrant Caravan Headed to the US
An update on the migrant caravan traveling from Honduras to the United States. What lies ahead for them and us?
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4 Facts You Need to Know About Domestic Violence
In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, here are a few key facts you have to be aware of.
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Plus Size Models Everyone Should Stan
Could an industry that had spent decades ignoring plus-size people have actually cast plus-size models on runways and magazines? A snapshot into iconic models that paved the inclusive fashion industry today.
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Who is Nadia Murad?
Meet Nadia Murad: a survivor, Goodwill Ambassador, and Nobel Peace Prize co-recipient.
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Title IX and the Rise of the Female Student-Athlete
Ever wonder what, exactly, Title IX is? Yeah, us too.
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#WhyIDidntReport: The Strength of Survivors and the Cruel Truth of the Sexual Assault Stigma
In keeping with the theme of the recent Supreme Court Justice nominee's controversial hearings, let's take a look at #WhyIDidn'tReport and what it really means for women.
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Picture-Perfect Planned Parenthood President
It's a season of change: the leaves are falling, the November elections are coming up, and Planned Parenthood has a new president. Learn all about Dr. Leana Wen, a leading advocate in women's healthcare and reproductive rights--and now the picture-perfect president of Planned Parenthood.
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Why Stacey Abrams Could Change Politics in Georgia Forever
All across America, politicians are making waves as they campaign for the upcoming November elections. And many, like Georgian candidate for Governor Stacey Abrams, have the potential to create monumental long-term change should they be elected. Here is why every vote counts--including yours.
