Her Campus at West Chester
The Guilt of a Gap Year
Taking a gap year tends to carry negative stigma, making many feel guilty for taking time off. But why is that? Do the negatives truly outweigh the positives, or...
Her Campus at SBU
Why We Need to Always Teach About Black History
I didn’t always notice what was missing from my own education. But as a future teacher, I feel responsible for doing better. Black history isn’t separate from American history....
Her Campus at SBU
28 Days isn’t enough: Honoring Black History Beyond February
Educating yourself and others to have a broader perspective to reference correct events and figures in history is how we conserve authentic black history.
Her Campus at Conn Coll
The Value in Primarily Female Careers
Notes on the value of female-dominated career fields by a female college writer from Connecticut College.
Her Campus at Cal Poly
Black History We Didn’t Learn in Schools
The story of Elizabeth Freeman and her contributions to the abolitionist movement.
Her Campus at UC Riverside
Why History is Still Important
How I found my love for history, and why I think you should too.
Her Campus at CU Boulder
Is It Really That Da*n Phone?
The US is experiencing a literacy crisis, which begs the question why? Older generations think it's the phone, but that's not the whole story.
Her Campus at SBU
Why Teach?
Because every kid deserves their own Miss Honey. And I want to be that person.
Her Campus at SBU
The Heart Behind My Dream to Teach
Each day, I am growing into exactly the kind of future teacher I want to be. I would not be able to do that without Peg Collins, Renee Stento,...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Beyond the Halls of COP30: How Education Drives Climate Justice
COP30 is an annual conference that brings together world leaders to discuss the climate crisis. It’s often seen as a meeting confined within its imposing venue, but now more...