Her Campus at Queen's U
The Visual Subjectivity of Black Spectatorship
Every little girl deserves to experience seeing herself represented on-screen. Every little girl deserves to love her skin.
Her Campus at UPR
Grief Is Love With Nowhere To Go
Most people wouldn't believe the gem she was. Her optimism was strong enough to turn pessimists. Life was a wonder to her; precious and fleeting.
Her Campus at Warwick
It’s time to stop sexualising queer identities
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Warwick chapter.Throughout time, queer bodies, as well as queer people themselves, have been heavily sexualised. Even...
Her Campus at Queen's U
Let’s Talk About the Death of Death Literacy
Last week, I learned about death literacy and death positivity in one of my classes. It was an interesting experience that I am extremely grateful for. It presented me...
Her Campus at CU Boulder
Navigating Romantic Relationships and Self-Love With A Rare Facial Disease
Life Is hard enough as a college gal, so what if you had to carry your lifes burden right smack dab on your entire face, not ideal.
Her Campus at Toronto MU
My Curly Hair Journey
Learning to love my curls was a gruelling but rewarding process
Her Campus at Queen's U
The Chronicles of Change: Embracing the Turning of Season
Taking the time to appreciate change in all its glory is a daunting yet rewarding task. It provides us with the tools needed to succeed in its untold omnipresence.
Her Campus at Queen's U
Embracing the Courage to Be Disliked
"The Courage to be Disliked" challenges us to question the status quo and experience the enormous freedom that comes with living life on our own terms.
Her Campus at Queen's U
Grief as a Companion
Grief is a hard feeling to work through and something that many of us have experienced. It brings with it questions that feel impossible to answer. But I want...
Her Campus at Bentley
The Words I Wish I Said
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Bentley chapter.One of my favorite books EVER is “The Words I Wish I Said” by Caitlin...