2020 KOGOD Womxn of the Year: Grace Brennan '23
Grace Brennan is HCAU's 2020 KOGOD recipient of the Womxn of the Year award. Read to learn more about this incredible womxn.
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I Quit! : Advice on How to Leave a Job Professionally
Quitting a job seems like a daunting task to most, but when done professionally, it creates closure and allows for new experiences.
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7 Days of at Home Workouts
A review of some of the biggest YouTubers in the fitness community.
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‘Borat 2’ Is A (Surprisingly) Feminist Comedy
How a babysitter and an undercover actress created the most poignant scene in the film.
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How WOC are Kicking Ass and Taking Names this Election
For many years, women of color have been overlooked, underestimated and degraded by society. But in today's election, they are proving those misconceptions wrong and instead are showing just how much power they have by not tolerating the BS and instead voting for who they think will bring us together as one.
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TikTok Has Ruined My Attention Span
I think we're all on the same page here.
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Benefits of Rescuing a Pet During COVID-19
It has been said time and time again, that animals make our lives whole. During COVID-19, rescuing an animal is even more beneficial than it was before, so read this article to find out why!
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Sustainable Face Masks Can Reduce Your Environmental Impact
Companies are producing sustainable face masks to help reduce their carboon footprint and waste production. But what makes these masks so environmentally-friendly?
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Five Black-Owned Lingerie Brands You Should Support
The importance of supporting Black-owned businesses can't be understated. Check out these five Black-owned lingerie brands for your next intimates shopping spree.
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The Life of a New Club this Semester
Now that we are online, things like Clubs have had to adapt to a virtual format. But what about starting a new club? I talked to Gill Gulley about our experiences starting a club this semester.
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Andrea Ghez Wins Nobel Peace Prize for Discovering Black Hole in the Milky Way
The story behind the womxn who is changing science as we know it.
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American University Announces Spring 2021 Plan
American University finally announces their spring 2021 plan.
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November 3rd Is Not The End
It may seem like the end for America teeters on the balance of the November elections results, but there is work to be done!
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Students Express Frustration with American University’s Spring Plan
American University rolled out a spring plan this week, but nothing seems clear. Students are frustrated as another uncertain semester lies ahead.
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Five Tips to Take Care of YOU Mid Semester
With the rest of an uncertain semester instead, it is important to take care of yourself. Here are five tips to help you get through the rest of the semester with your mental health in mind.
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Does Brooklyn Nine-Nine Normalize Police Misconduct?
Brooklyn Nine-Nine has been a longtime favorite sitcom of mine. I relate to Amy Santiago’s constant need for organization, Jake’s perpetual...
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The Comeback of Disposable Cameras & What that Says About Today's Pop Culture
It is a general assumption that almost everything makes a comeback within popular culture. One device that has recently resurfaced is the disposable camera.
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Black Lives Matter Plaza: A Symbol of Change, or Purely Performative Activism?
Is BLM Plaza performative action on behalf of D.C.? Read more to find out!
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The Personal is Political: The Pink Tax is a Political Attack on Womxn
The "Pink Tax" is an apparent display of the way one group is disadvantaged due to an aspect of their identity they cannot change. We have the facts. We have the studies proving this tax is real. We see the tax and discrimination when we shop. So why is this still an issue? It's because of the wage gap, immense power of corporations, and ongoing inequality for womxn.
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2020 Nobel Prize Laureates: A Major Win for Womxn in S.T.E.M.
Womxn in S.T.E.M fields are making history and winning awards. Read more to find out!
