Her Campus at ODU
Boycotting: How We Show Them Who’s Boss
Boycotting can seem overwhelming, but it is one way that we, the people, can take back some of our power to show companies what we stand for. This article...
Her Campus at ODU
Clothing Resellers: A Debate on Morals and Ethics
While resellers and consumers continue to debate, the big question is: Is reselling ethically or morally wrong?
Her Campus at KU
Can you really separate the art from the artist?
With respect to ethical consumption, we must consider the art AND the artist. Is it possible to ethically separate them?
Her Campus at U Mass Boston
THRIFT RESPONSIBLY: HOW NOT TO OVERSPEND
Thrifting is a great way to shop ethically and sustainably, while also saving money on clothes.
Her Campus at Lasell
My Slow-Buying Guide for 2025
Looking to decrease your consumption this year or to make more informed decisions about what you buy? Check out Ness's article for her tools for conscious consumerism!
Her Campus at Jefferson
Reclaiming Your Zen: Solutions for Navigating Shared Living Spaces in College
Now, more than ever, we live in a culture that promotes consumption so heavily it’s almost suffocating. With the dramatic rise in social media influencing, it’s impossible to participate...
Her Campus at Holy Cross
My Top Cruelty-Free Makeup Brands
Lauren Blum shares her favorite cruelty-free makeup brands worth investing in.
Her Campus at Bristol
Is it possible to consume retail 100% ethically?
There is a cynical side to ethical consumption. Can anything truly be 100% ethical? Let's explore what it means for retail to consume ethically.
Her Campus at Virginia Tech
Why You Should Reconsider Fast Fashion
Fast Fashion has become more popular, but maybe it's time to rethink our shopping habits.
Her Campus at U Mass Boston
Our Individual Carbon Footprints: Genuine Environmental Solution or Corporate Scapegoating?
April is Earth Month, and if you haven’t already, your social media feeds will be flooded with how you can help ‘save the earth.’ One of the most popularly...