Her Campus at Leeds
WHEN THE VEIL THINS: EXPLORING THE MANY FACES OF HALLOWEEN
Following Halloween, Her Campus at Leeds chapter member, Lily, dives into how the holiday is celebrated across the world in different cultures.
Her Campus at UCLA
Dia de los Muertos: A Celebration of the Dead and its Personal and Cultural Significance
Read about a wonderful holiday celebrated on November 2nd!
Her Campus at St. Andrews
Día de Los Muertos: A Tiny Love Story
Unlike many traditions that commemorate the death of loved ones, Día de Los Muertos celebrates the beauty of both life and death, as well as the thin line that...
Her Campus at Lasell
Halloween in Other Cultures
Check out this article to learn more about how Halloween is celebrated in other cultures!
Her Campus at MSU
The Day of the Dead: My Favorite Holiday
Dia De Los Muertos is a beautiful, colorful, and vibrant way to celebrate our loved one's lives.
Her Campus at UFL
The Ways We Celebrate: Fall Traditions from Around the World
Check out the different ways the coming of fall is celebrated around the world
Her Campus at Mizzou
FYI: Día de Los Muertos isn’t “Mexican Halloween”
don’t be fooled by the sugar skulls, this respected holiday isn’t about spooks, its about remembering souls Contrary to popular misconceptions, the Day of the Dead is not “Mexican...
Her Campus at SAU
A Beginner’s Guide to El Día de los Muertos
As some may know, Hispanic Heritage Month spans from September 15-October 15. Why does Hispanic Heritage Month start in the middle of the month? That’s because the 15 of...
Her Campus at GCU
Dias de Los Muertos: Reflection on this Sacred Two-Day Holiday
Happy fall everyone! We are now entering the never-ending smell of pumpkin spice, leaves falling, being cozy in your bed, right about to ram into the season of cuddling...
Her Campus at Cal Poly
Culturally Respectful Ways to Celebrate Dia de Los Muertos
As October festivities come to a close, Mexicans everywhere are gearing up for one of our most important celebrations of the year: Dia de Los Muertos. No, it’s not...