Her Campus at BU
The Only Living Girl In Boston: How To Kill The Old You
Have you ever winced thinking about stuff you used to say or do? Read more to find out what to do instead.
Her Campus at TCU
Cotton Candy Alani Has My Heart
I know what youâre thinking. Cotton candy? In an energy drink? Trust me, I had my doubts too. But after that first taste, I was hooked.
Her Campus at St. Andrews
[Th]Inking Outside the Box
Considering the modern day reality of tattoos, freedom, and the radical art of owning your own skin.
Her Campus at UCSB
Elle Woods Would Approve: Beauty And Brains In Sorority Culture
I take issue overall with being underestimated, and with the pattern of womenâs organizations and interests being condescendingly labeled as one-dimensional and reputed as classless and trivial.Â
Her Campus at SJSU
Is Being Masculine A Requirement For Being Funny?
Growing up, I've always aspired to be funny. I didnât want to achieve comedy-level entertainment standards. But I wanted to be humorous enough that when I'm in a group...
Her Campus at UVA
A Hijabi Guide to: Surviving Summer
If I see a post somewhere along the lines of âoutfit ideas for the __ seasonâ I know not to get excited because there is little to no representation...
Her Campus at UCF
A Letter To My Fellow Angry Women
The angry woman is described as loud, emotional, difficult, and aggressive. She is someone to be managed rather than understood. Yet these same traits, when exhibited by men, are...
Her Campus at Texas
My Favorite Color is Pink
Social media loves to joke about girlhood, from âgirl mathâ to âIâm just a girl.â But beyond the humor is a complex relationship with femininity. As we grow up,...
Her Campus at U Toronto
Craft Girlies Unite! These are the Cutest Valentines Cards to Make for Your Partner
It's that time of year again, and all the craft girls on TikTok are showing you the cutest ways to make this year's card special.
Her Campus at BU
Risotto For One (And Everyone Before Me)
A college kitchen, a wooden spoon, and a recipe passed down through generations.