Am I a Bad Feminist?: My Confusing Relationship with STEM
I, Maggie Bradley, did not come to Kenyon to be a Math major. I didn't come to major in Biology, Physics, or Economics. My original plan,...
Maggie Bradley (Kenyon ‘21)
Maggie Bradley (Kenyon ‘21)
Maggie hails from a southwestern suburb of Minneapolis, Minnesota. She's a lover of baking (especially apple pies & banana bread), swimming, reading, hiking, and biking. A Junior at Kenyon College, Maggie is an Environmental Studies Major with a concentration in Scientific Computing.
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The Perfect Lizzo Song for Whatever Mood You're In
Unless you’re new to my Her Campus articles, you probably know that I harbor an endless supply of love for the Minneapolis-based singer,...
5 Ways to Take Care of Yourself When Second Semester Drama Hits
It’s a couple of weeks into second semester, and we all know what that means: a renewed cycle of drama and stress. All the petty drama that...
4 Alternate Uses for Shaving Cream During No-Shave November
Well, folks, it’s that time of year again. The time of year when hipster beards are fully out and proudly on display, leg hair peeps out...
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Yes, You Too Can Be 100% That Bitch. Here's How!
Hello, everyone. You’re probably wondering what I, Maggie Bradley, a mere peasant woman, is doing writing an article about trying to become...
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I Tried Political Canvassing for the First Time— Here’s What Happened!
I find local politics very fascinating. While it’s pretty clear for most people what they want in a major political figure, like president...
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Why I Participated in the March for Our Lives, Columbus (And Why You Should Care)
Ok, so I’ll be honest. I’m lucky enough not to be directly affected by gun violence– my school was never infiltrated by a masked gunman...
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I Tried Using the Diva Cup for the First Time and Here's What I Learned
Periods suck. You hurt all over, you’re tired, and you suddenly have uncontrollable cravings for carbohydrates, cheese, and chocolate—maybe...
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How Swimming Helped Me Become Body Positive
As someone from the land of 10,000 lakes, I’ve always felt that being a swimmer made up a major part of my identity. I’ve been swimming...
