Her Campus at FSU
Is It Ever Okay to Lie? The Ethics of White Lies in College Life
Are white lies ever ethical?
Her Campus at Pitt
Can We Really Separate The Art From The Artist?
I think we have evolved from cancel culture, but, unfortunately, celebrities haven't evolved from needing to be held accountable. In a time when no one seems to be up...
Her Campus at UCF
Melbourne High School’s Vaping Response Sparks an Ethical Dilemma
As bathrooms closed to combat a vaping epidemic at Melbourne High School, parents became outraged that their rule-following students were banned from essential facilities.
Her Campus at UCF
Who Are You When No One’s Watching?
At the end of the day, long after rumors dissipate, relationships shift, and public approval fades, character is what defines you.
Her Campus at MSU
When True Crime Crosses the Line: Ethics of Consuming Real Tragedy as Entertainment
Real tragedy is not a form of entertainment, and it is the responsibility of both creators and audiences to ensure we do not regard it as one.
Her Campus at McMaster
THE ETHICS OF AMBITION
Rethinking hustle culture through the lens of philosophy, feminism, and lived experience.
Her Campus at Brown
All About Suede: Breaking Down the Trend & It’s Ethics
Follow along for an exploration of suede’s timeless allure, from its origins and fashion impact to the ethical questions behind its production, and how to enjoy the trend more...
Her Campus at St. Andrews
Sustainable Small Business Spotlight: Ostara Life brings ethical and eco-friendly clothing to St Andrews
Tucked into the south corner of Bell Street, Ostara Life brings St Andrews a curated mix of fashionable pieces from knitwear to jewellery. The shop is committed to ethical...
Her Campus at York U
Should there be Moral Limits to Scientific Advancements?
Applying scientific knowledge to a general context that is consistent with the foundations of our civilization, major discussions regarding ethics are required.
Her Campus at York U
Thinking Otherwise: The Importance of Women in Philosophy
Studying women philosophers isn’t an act of charity or representation. It’s a requirement for anyone who wants to understand how ideas actually develop and how they shape the world...