Her Campus at Colgate
What’s Going on in DC?
Finally, seeing a promising end to a record-long government shutdown of over 40 days, it is time to reflect and ask how we ended up in this situation. Let's...
Her Campus at Colgate
SNAP Benefits Caught in Legal and Political Gridlock
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, is facing one of its most uncertain moments in recent history.
Her Campus at Carleton
Niagara musician receives Colleen Peterson Songwriting Award
Evan Rotella has received the Colleen Peterson Songwriting Award for his song, “Maryanne."
Her Campus at Casper Libero
COP 30 x Exploração de petróleo no Brasil: contradição socioambientalista?
Às vésperas da COP 30, Brasil inicia exploração de petróleo liderada pela Petrobras. Entenda a contradição socioambientalista.
Her Campus at Texas
The Government Opened But Shutdown Weed
After a record-breaking 43-day shutdown, the federal government is finally open again. Inside the bill that restored funding are new hemp regulations effective by 2026.
Her Campus at UC Irvine
What is Prop 50?
Since California's election on November fourth, it has been announced that Prop 50 has passed. Governor Gavin Newsom's proposal, which many democrats referred to as the "Election Rigging Response...
Her Campus at Bucknell
Julia Fox, Jackie O, and the Line Between Tribute and TransgressionÂ
Why is Julia Fox’s look striking up so much controversy, and what does this costume say about culture, feminism, and history?
Her Campus at U Conn
Billie Eilish’s Wall Street Journal Acceptance Speech
On Oct. 29, 2025, the beloved Billie Eilish accepted the Music Innovator Award from the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) Magazine at the MoMA for her groundbreaking contributions to the...
Her Campus at U Conn
The Importance Of Voting On Election Day: Even In Off-Years
If you didn't vote this year, I encourage you to continue reading to learn about what's at stake in this year's election, and ensure that you are able to...
Her Campus at Pitt
How Stalling SNAP Payments Threatened The Rights Of 42 Million Americans
During the 2025 federal government shutdown, President Trump illegally paused SNAP benefits, the country's largest anti-hunger program. Here's what happened.