Film Review: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Film Review: Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Hello all, it’s me your favorite film nerd, pouring some of her heart out into this film review...
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You Cut Your Hair Short On a Whim. Now What?
The title sort of speaks for itself. I too was in your shoes, and felt confused and lost as to why I decided to cut my long hair into a...
My Love Letter To New York
Dear New York, My love. The only love letter I’ll write. I loved you since I first laid eyes on you and didn’t even know it. In the old VHS...
4 Activists and Pioneers We're Grateful For
Please enjoy some lovely tributes our team member and artist Ariana Blauer has created of activists and pioneers we're grateful for! 1...
Lily Arminda, Student, Songwriter, and Rising Star
Lily Arminda is a New York-based musician who befriends the arresting beauty of heartbreak and stillness to mesmerize her audience - rarely...
Let's Talk About Sex Baby! (And Anxiety)
Let’s talk about sex, baby. No seriously let’s talk about it. Not in the puritanical sense of talking around it, or referring to virginity...
National Gold Award Girl Scout Kelly Culhane Tells Us How We Can Combat Hearing Loss
We all need to worry about hearing loss! Yes, even if you're young.
Now that Valentine's Day is Over, Let's Focus on Self-Love
Even though that rosy time of year has passed (pun intended), there's still enough bears and chocolate boxes on the shelfs of CVS to remind...
Make This Your Most Productive Semester Yet
The start of a new semester is a great time to get organized and improve your time management skills. As a creative person, productivity...
Hygienic Nail Salon Tips According to Pamper Nail Gallery Founder, Nail Artist Vivian Xue
“It’s like Disneyland for nails”
Alchemy, A New Magazine for Black Art at The New School
New School students are coming up with ideas every single day, and freshman Aishamanne Williams is no exception. Williams spoke to Her Campus about Alchemy, a new magazine she's spearheading that is a space for Black students at the college to share their creative work.
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Mebl: Sharing How College Students Can Achieve Sustainability & Art with Low-costs
"Our part is not only using reusable straws. It's reusable everything."
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It's A Man's World: What's Up With All The Horrible Men In Comedy?
You don't have to be insulting to be famous.
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Sakshi : Luminary of Gender Equality
I had the pleasure of interviewing the founder of Project GREET, Sakshi Satpathy.
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"Girl Scouts is More Than Yummy Cookies" A Q&A With Girl Scout Sarah Mercado
Sarah Mercado is a nineteen-year-old Girl Scout Alumni Lifetime Member and a current college Freshman studying at the McCombs School of...
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What It's Like to Be Diagnosed With Stage II Breast Cancer – An Interview With Author and Survivor Janet Maker
In 2011, Janet Maker, Ph.D., was diagnosed with Stage II breast cancer.
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Neha Gupta, an Entrepreneur That is Helping Students Achieve Their Dreams
Neha Gupta is a two time best-selling author, top 100 teen expert, speaker, and minority female business owner. Over the last 12 years she...
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Real-Life Feature on Trichotillomania – A Condition That Affects More Than 21 Million Women
When Phyllis De Freese was just 15 years old, her life was flipped upside down – her mother had been diagnosed with cancer. To deal with...
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Sandy Rubinstein: A Female CEO Who thinks Equality in the Workplace is More Than Pushing Women's Empowerment
Sandy Rubinstein empowers us to make our own seat at the table.
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New Girl, Cool Girl: An Interview with Poet Kyndall Flowers
An interview with poetry star Kyndall Flowers
