Her Campus at Towson
The UN Vote That Should’ve Been Louder
Staff writer, Adwoa Ampofo discusses recent decisions made by the UN.
Her Campus at Towson
March 6, 1957: The Day Ghana Changed African History
Staff writer, Adwoa Ampofo, honors Ghana Independence Day by sharing its history.
Her Campus at UCD
Demystifying the Ghana Visa Process
This summer, I completed a global health internship in Accra, Ghana. While the experience was an amazing opportunity, Ghana requires that all tourists acquire a visa before entering and...
Her Campus at UCD
Traveling to Ghana While Black
When I decided to study abroad in Ghana, I had a minimal idea about what to expect. Since I had previously traveled alone to study abroad in Thailand, I...
Her Campus at Temple
Ghana Independence Day
Ghana is beloved, so it is celebrated every day in various ways. On March 6, 2023, Ghana’s Independence Day was celebrated. It has been 66 years since Ghanaians gained...
Her Campus at CU Boulder
Journals of First-Generation Immigrant and College Student: I went back to Ghana after 7 Years, Here’s How I’ve Grown
There’s been a slight title change, and there’s been growth. Both of these are cognizant and complacent with one another.
Her Campus at UCSD
Hey Siri Play Burna Boy, from an Afrobeat Enthusiast
Dear Afrobeats, I love you. I was first introduced to Afrobeats back in 2019 when I studied abroad in Ghana and instantly fell in love...
Nursing In Ghana: Erika Ammond
I recently connected with Erika Ammond, a UAlberta student who graduated this past semester with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Erika...
Aesthetics and Atrocity: The Violent Clash
The following article is a reflection piece after the author went to Ghana to visit slave trade sites of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade.