Her Campus at VCU
We Can’t Forget About the Women of Tigray
When it comes to war, one thing remains true; it is the women who pay the ultimate price.
Her Campus at Agnes Scott
Famine, Fighting, and Death: The Tigray Situation
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Agnes Scott chapter.In 2019 Ethiopia’s new Prime Minister, Mr. Abiy Ahmed, was awarded the Nobel Peace...
Her Campus at VCU
Systemic Racism: Why America is Still Racist
Why is there still racism in America today? Let’s dive deep into this very question… it all started with slavery.
Her Campus at UCF
The Genius Of ‘WandaVision’
I could go on with all my thoughts about this show forever, but I tried to condense my thoughts to what I find just absolutely genius about the show.
Her Campus at KCL
The Famine Crisis in Yemen – How To Help
What is happening in Yemen? Yemen has the largest humanitarian crisis in the world with years of intense war and extreme famine. The...
Her Campus at UCF
‘Little Women’: The Coming of Age Story of the Millennium
“Be comforted dear soul! There will always be light behind the clouds.”
Her Campus at UK
Why Everyone Needs To See Little Women
The classic American novel Little Women by Louisa May Alcott has been a source of inspiration for women since it was published in 1868...
Her Campus at UCF
5 Reasons Why I’m Excited for ‘Little Women’
Greta Gerwig's Little Women comes out this Christmas and I'M READY.
The Women of War
November 11th has passed, and we are left to reflect on the brave people who served in wars to protect our freedom. Wars are typically...