Her Campus at Delhi South
Does Satire Work?
“Satire allows you to say almost anything. That’s where truth is spoken to power in our society. When you sugar-coat a bitter truth with humor, it makes the medicine...
Her Campus at KCL
The Not So Dark Side of the Dark Web
I have always associated the Dark Web with illicit and criminal activities, transactions and content. While a side of the darknet violates...
Her Campus at BU
Global Security Bill: France’s Turn Away from Democracy
Americans should stand with French protestors and emphasize the international emergency that is police brutality and systemic racism.
Her Campus at Winona
Freedom of Speech Week: Breaking Down the First Amendment
If you live in America (and chances are, if you’re reading this... you do), we have a fun little thing called the First Amendment. The...
Her Campus at Kutztown
Freedom of Speech Does Not Mean Freedom of Hate
The first Amendment of the United States of America’s constitution, in layman's terms, states that the government has no right to establish...
Her Campus at HWS
Julian Assange And Why We Need To Care
Assange, commonly known as the founder of WikiLeaks, was arrested in London on April 11th. Since then the media has erupted with pieces in...
Her Campus at Belmont
What Nike’s New Campaign Can Teach Us About Freedom of Speech
On September 3, Nike released an ad campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick and people are losing their minds. Whether you agree with this decision or not, it can teach us...
Do Better, America
The recent shooting in Florida has urged me to ponder on the state of our union. Here are my thoughts.
Her Campus at GCU
The Post – A Reflection
Last week, I went to see Oscar nominated film: The Post. The movie stars Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks and it was directed by Steven Spielberg...