Her Campus at Ohio U
Best Court St. Bars: Date Party Edition
Looking to schedule a date party for your organization? Here are my top 3 favorite date party bars on Court Street in Athens, Ohio.
Her Campus at TX State
You’d Make A Great Lawyer… Just Call Me A Bitch Already
I was visiting Boston and had the pleasure of seeing their International Women’s Day March, and the displeasure of hearing groups of boys tip-toe around the word bitch. Growing...
Her Campus at UWindsor
The Gift of Loneliness in University Life
There’s a quiet kind of loneliness that settles into university life, one that doesn't always look the way we expect it to.
Her Campus at TCU
I Read ‘Just Friends’ by Haley Pham. Here’s What I Thought…
Haley Pham has been one of my favorite BookTok influencers for years. So, of course, I had to read her first highly anticipated book release. Here are my thoughts!
Her Campus at UCLA
What it’s Like Being on the Women’s Team
Both the women's and men's USA hockey team earned gold medals in this years winter olympics, which is the first time that has happened in decades. The sad truth...
Her Campus at DCU
Play Review: The Crucible by Arthur MillerÂ
Directed  by Andrew Flynn, this adaptation of The Crucible expertly showcases the dramatic retelling of the infamous Salem witch trials, exploring the mass hysteria that unfolded as the trials progressed.
Her Campus at DCU
Favourites in FilmÂ
Disregarding favourite genres, directors or actors, here are the elements I think truly stand out in a good film.Â
Her Campus at DCU
Life Is Better When You’re Obsessed with Tate McRae Â
Because I genuinely believe that if more people knew about her, the world would be a better place. Or at the very least, your Spotify Wrapped would improve dramatically. Â
Her Campus at Wake Forest
Master of Manipulation: A Review of “The Traitors” starring Rob Rausch Â
Reality TV meets high-stakes strategy in The Traitors, streaming now on Peacock. It begs the question: Would you give $100,000 to someone you just met three weeks ago?
Her Campus at DCU
How many things can we “normalise”?Â
Perhaps instead of trying to expand the definition of “normal,” we should start caring less about the word entirely.