Voting Red or Blue
Voting for the first time is an exciting feeling. You finally have a voice in the future of the U.S., but, who are you going to vote for?...
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Lauren Boebert Should Not be a Surprise
Lauren Boebert: another product of America's divisive political culture.
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2020 vs. 2016: What’s Different? What Makes This Election Even More Important?
What makes this election much more important? Read more to find out!
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Remembering RBG
Remembering and honoring United States Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Making Friends in College: Quality > Quantity
Making friends in college can be difficult, especially when everything is online. Here's my advice for how to find your people and make real, quality friendships.
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Moving From the City to the Middle of Nowhere
Online classes mean many changes, especially one in scenery that isn't school. Thanks COVID.
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Creating a First Semester Bucket List
With online school and COVID-19, it can be hard to find things to do and not get stuck in the same, draining routine. Using a bucket list, we can still make this semester a memorable one!
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Let's Normalize Consent
Normalizing consent is a key concept we must integrate into our daily interactions and relationships.
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Editors' Blog: AU's Online Switch
American University's switch from a normal semester, to hybrid, to fully-online was nothing short of jarring. Many students didn't know what to make of the switch or how it would affect both their academic and personal lives. Read August's Editors' Blog to learn our HCAU's Editorial Team handled this madness.
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Tips for Living with Your Roomies: Online Class Edition
In the time of COVID-19 and online classes, living with your college roommates can be challenging. However, through communication, respect, and understanding, you and your roomies can be successful in your personal lives and your relationships. Here are some tips on how to deal with balancing online classes, homework and your social life, while living in the same apartment as your best friends.
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I Am A Survivor: This Is What @exposingauabusers Means To Me
The supportive community of @exposingauabusers has opened the door for productive conversation.
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The Bureaucratic Red Tape Around Title IX
Ever wonder how bureaucratically limiting the Title IX process is? Yeah, so do we.
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American University Finally Announces Fall 2020 Plan
Trying to understand AU's Fall 2020 plan? Yeah, us too.
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Editors' Thoughts: Educational Resources to Support Black Lives Matter
With the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement, it has made one fact about America very clear– not enough has been done to educate Americans on Black history or Black culture. That is why Her Campus American editors' have compiled a list of resources our readers can access to better educate themselves on, not just the Black community, but on the backbone of America.
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It is a Privilege to Wear a Face Mask in America
The safety provided by the face mask is a privilege not everyone has in America. People of color are targeted for wearing or not wearing face masks during the Coronavirus outbreak in America differently than the white people are.
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Your Quarantine Boredom is Solved: Club Penguin is Back and Better than Ever
Remember how you would come back home from school and immediately play Club Penguin as a kid? Well now, after your online classes you can do the same thing as you did as a kid!
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A Guide to Supporting Each Other During COVID-19
During these scary and uncertain times it's important to know how to take care of one another and how to fulfill the community's needs. Read this article to learn how to do exactly this!
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The Silver Linings of the Abrupt End to My Senior Year
A graduating senior's thoughts on virutal graduation ceremony.
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Revealing the Real Rural America
The Urban versus Rural debate is not new, but the 2016 election added fuel to the fire. Urban America is seen as prosperous and progressive, while rural America is seen as impoverished and incompetent. Is that really the case? And what does that say about our political views?
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The Price of Being Quarantined
College students are being recalled from study abroad programs in China due to the coronavirus outbreak. This university asked returning students to pay to be quarantined.
