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Hannah Andress (American ‘21)
Hannah Andress (American ‘21)
Editor-in-Chief of Her Campus American. Currently an undergraduate student at American University involved in the Global Scholars program studying International Studies and Arabic. Preferred gender pronouns are she/her/hers. Her interests include national security, women in politics, international human and civil rights, and creating an impact that is long-lasting and sustainable.
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Editors' Blog: Supporting the AAPI Community
There has been a rise in hate crimes against Asian American individuals since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and, in the past weeks,...
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Understanding the Relationship Between Gender-Based Violence and Women’s Reproductive Health Among Syrian Refugees
The first article in a series of six articles aimed at understanding the women's health crisis in Syria.
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Her Campus American's Code of Ethics
Her Campus American's Code of Ethics
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HCAU's Policy on 'Women' vs 'Womxn'
Her Campus American takes pride in our use of gender-inclusive language. We aim to promote gender inclusivity and diversity in our organization and hope to educate, inform, and improve the journalistic use of gender-inclusive language.
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Editors' Blog: Our Writers & Their Black History Month Content
HCAU's writers made sure to celebrate Black History Month with some incredible articles highlighting Black activists, artists and everything in between. So for this February's Editors' Blog, we wanted to take the time to highlight some of our favorite Black History Month inspired content.
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Interviewing the Most Consequential Womxn in American Politics: Stacey Abrams
Interviewing my personal role model Stacey Abrams about the future of Georgia politics.
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HCAU Hosts Aishatu Yusuf, Associate Director of the National Black Women’s Justice Institute
HCAU Hosts Aishatu Yusuf, Associate Director of the National Black Women’s Justice Institute
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Honoring HCAU's President: Abby Henry
HCAU honors our President Abby Henry as she graduates from American University during the Fall 2020 term.
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Editors' Blog: Our Hopes During Biden's Presidency
Joe Biden has officially won the 2020 Presidential Election! But what do we hope to see over the next four years?
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2020 School of International Studies Womxn of the Year: Britney Atebe '23
Read more about HCAU's 2020 School of International Studies Womxn of the Year: Britney Atebe '23
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2020 School of Public Affairs' Womxn of the Year: Schanelle Saldanha '22
Read more about 2020 School of Public Affairs' Womxn of the Year: Schanelle Saldanha '22!
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Editors' Blog: Spooky Spots
Spooky Season is never over at these haunted places...
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HCAU’s Womxn in Politics Discussion with Professor Betsy Fischer Martin
Her Campus American spoke with Professor Betsy Fischer Martin about womxn in politics and her background in in journalism, broadcasting, politics, and education.
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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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Happy Bi Visibility Day!
Bisexuality Day is observed annually on September 23 to recognize and celebrate bisexual people, the bisexual community, and the history of bisexuality.
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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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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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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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American University Finally Announces Fall 2020 Plan
Trying to understand AU's Fall 2020 plan? Yeah, us too.
