Her Campus at UCF
Our Children: Schooling Drops, Can Students Rise?
Despite the pandemic five years ago, education levels remain low, a pattern that predates 2020. Why is it still happening?
Her Campus at Brown
Beyond Resistance: Why No Kings Day Matters in an Era of Protest Fatigue
Millions of Americans rallied on “No Kings Day” in a protest that challenged the President and the boundaries of democracy itself. Learn more about it here.
Her Campus at Exeter
Green Momentum and Zack Polanski
Since the election of new leader Zack Polanski in September, the Party has experienced rapid growth, with memberships far more than doubling. But what has caused such a shift,...
Her Campus at St. Andrews
When Women Rule, We Smile More: How Female Leaders Are Redefining National Happiness
Across the world, a pattern has quietly emerged. Nations that frequently top happiness and well-being charts have all been led by women. These women aren’t just running governments; they’re...
Her Campus at UCF
The Supreme Court To Decide if Marijuana Users Can Own Guns
On Sept. 20, the Supreme Court said that it will decide if drug users who smoke marijuana frequently should own guns.
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Here’s How Caribbean Colleges Have Been Impacted By Hurricane Melissa
Schools are starting to update the public on their statuses following the storm.
Her Campus at UCF
What Is the Government Shutdown Actually Affecting?
The federal government shutdown has left hundreds of thousands of Americans without paychecks, affecting millions. Here's how it happened, and how it will affect you.
Her Campus at Maryland
Claims About Tylenol and Autism Impact Autistic Students
President Donald Trump made a viral claim linking acetaminophen, commonly known as Tylenol, usage to autism in September. Trump warned pregnant women to avoid Tylenol usage and to not...
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4 Reasons To Vote In Local & State Elections As A College Student
You're not picking the president, but your vote still matters a ton.