Her Campus at Bradley U
The Complex Relationship Between Feminism And Horror
Reflections on the relationship between the horror genre and feminism.
Her Campus at UCSB
Are Crazy Girls *Really* That Crazy?
Why do we love the “crazy, unhinged girl” so much? Are characters like Dani Ardor, Pearl, and Amy Dunne really all that bad? Why is feminine rage villainized?
Her Campus at York U
Barbie and Taylor Swift Make History in 2023: What does this Mean for Women Across the Globe?
Taylor Swift and Barbie have proven to be more than mere entertainment; they have become beacons of inspiration for women from all walks of life.
Her Campus at CU Boulder
So You Wanna Be an Ally?
There’s no step-by-step guide to being an ally, but this can help get you started! Welcome to the movement!
Her Campus at MSU
Fighting the Stereotypes Surrounding Feminism
Feminism is such an amazing and essential ideology, yet I feel like there’s still this stereotype of hating men that some people have when they think about it.
Her Campus at UPR
Didn’t Understand ‘Barbie’? You’re Part of the Problem.
If you found yourself struggling to comprehend the deeper themes within Barbie, it might be time to reflect on whether you're inadvertently contributing to the problem.
Her Campus at U Conn
Are Barbie Dolls Feminist?
Ever since Barbie made her debut in 1959, there has been a lot of debate about who she is and what she represents. Is she a good role model...
Her Campus at NYU
Why Greta Gerwig’s ‘Barbie’ is Exactly What it Needed to Be
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at NYU chapter.*This review contains spoilers* I have yet to watch a Greta Gerwig movie with dry...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Cuca is out: What the mobilization on his exit represents in feminist progress
At the end of April, Corinthians hired Cuca as the new manager. But his conviction of rape made him resign.
Her Campus at Mt Holyoke
Gothic Literature is Feminist Literature
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Mt Holyoke chapter.CW: This article contains discussions of racist violence. What defines feminist literature? I’m not...