How Wearing Masks Affected My Body Image
Before COVID-19, I had body image issues. In fact, my first ever Her Campus article was about embracing my tummy . But after a year of...
Margaux Carmel (Geneseo ‘21)
Margaux Carmel (Geneseo ‘21)
Margaux (they/them) is a senior Women and Gender Studies major at SUNY Geneseo. Outside of Her Campus, they work at Geneseo's Office of Diversity and Equity, is on the executive board of Pride Alliance, and is an active Safe Zone trainer. They love to write about diversity, mental health, and environmentalism, with the occasional goofy topic or two (or five). Margaux hopes to someday be the coolest gender studies professor you will ever have.
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Why We Need to Take Mental Health Seriously
Most people in college have had a run-in with poor mental health, especially those of us chugging through college during the COVID-19...
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Round Table: Our Oldest/Favorite Stuffed Animals
A lot of people remember their first stuffed animal. Some of us even still have it! Let's hear from some of the Her Campus at Geneseo team...
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Round Table: Characters That Made You Realize You Were Queer
Let's be honest: a lot of us had crushes on characters before. A lot of us probably had crushes on characters that helped us while we were...
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A Full Calendar Year of the COVID Pandemic: Reflections on Public Health, Politics and Morality
If your timelines and Instagram feeds are anything like mine, you’ve been seeing the slew of “this time last year was the last day of...
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Top 5 Comfort Foods That Hit Different in the Winter
I don’t know about you all, but during the winter months I love to eat my favorite comfort foods! It doesn’t hurt that they are all cold-...
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Round Table: Local Places Around the Geneseo/Rochester Area and Everything in Between
There are so many hidden gems just waiting to be discovered. Our writers decided to explore some of the places they’ve been once they’ve...
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Round Table: Fun Quarantine Hobbies
After almost a year in quarantine, many of us have picked up new hobbies or returned to old ones. Our writers decided to examine what we’ve...
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An Open Letter, Part 4: Transphobia’s Impact on Trans+ Folks
Content Warning: This article discusses transphobia and arguments used by transphobic people to invalidate the existence of folks with...
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Round Table: What did you do this Winter Break?
Although we have been in the midst of the pandemic for almost a year, this was the first winter break under COVID restrictions. So, what...
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An Open Letter, Part 3: Myths about Trans+ Medical Care
Content Warning: This article discusses transphobia and arguments used by transphobic people to invalidate the existence of folks with...
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An Open Letter, Part 2: Expansive Gender Identities Across History and Culture
Content Warning: This article discusses transphobia and arguments used by transphobic people to invalidate the existence of folks with...
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An Open Letter, Part 1: Gender is Not the Same as Sex
Content Warning: This article discusses transphobia and arguments used by transphobic people to invalidate the existence of folks with...
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Round Table: Our Favorite Thanksgiving Dishes
Now, let’s discuss these mouthwatering dishes!
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An Open Letter, Part 0.5: An Introduction to Trans+ Identities and Language
Content Warning: This article discusses transphobia and arguments used by transphobic people to invalidate the existence of folks with...
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Things to Consider at the Table this Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving has evolved a lot since its origins and has become a wonderful celebration of family and good feelings; however, Thanksgiving...
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Round Table: Our Favorite Disney Channel Original Movies
The word association with “Disney” most often lands you with one of two phrases: either princesses or Disney Channel Original Movies (DCOMs...
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Round Table: Our Favorite Disney Villains
Disney fans often boast about the amazing princesses, princes and sidekicks, yet many never stop to think about the villains of each movie...
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Biden Won, But Our Work Is Not Done
We need to restructure what is acceptable in our country, and bigotry is not.
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What Sarah McBride's Win Means to Me
If Sarah McBride can win, so can I.
