Her Campus at BU
Can Politics And Relationships Coexist?
The fine line between acknowledging others and keeping to your own beliefs.
Her Campus at KU
How Trump’s Presidency is Already Effecting Women in the U.S.
No matter what your political views are, there is no doubt that President Trump is already taking a lot of action in office, and it is already having heavy...
Her Campus at TAMU
Women’s History Month: Literature by Inspiring Female Authors
Thinking about some girl-power reads this Women's History Month? Here are a few amazing pieces of literature to consider reading this March.
Her Campus at Vanderbilt
BOOK TALK: Educated
Available at the Vanderbilt library I have no right to give a book talk of any kind but as an academically burnt-out young person, I feel I at least...
Her Campus at UNH
How to succeed as a woman in a male-dominate field
Being a woman in a male-dominant field can be intimidating. A women’s journey to succeed in a field that predominately men are full of obstacles in all shapes and...
Her Campus at York U
Influential Women in History
Women are amazing! This is how I decided to start off today’s article because it is beyond true! In honor of it being March, which is women’s history month,...
Her Campus at KU
A Review of “Educated” by Tara Westover
Educated by Tara Westover was first published in 2018, and early 2020 it became a New York Times best selling memoir. In this memoir, Westover reflects on her life...
Her Campus at UCF
5 Books That Got Me Reading Again
Don't let anything extinguish your love of books.
Her Campus at Drexel
Why You Should Start Reading Non-Fiction
I’m not a huge reader, though I do enjoy a good book. There are so many books that I’ve bought and never read. All of this to say I...
Her Campus at UC Riverside
Pay Us What We Deserve
The wage gap between men and women has been a prevalent topic of discussion around the world. The wage gap discriminates against gender,...