What’s the Deal With Plant-Based Meat?
In recent years there has been an increase in the number of vegetarian and vegan-friendly restaurants, and supermarkets have taken the hint...
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PULSE Fitness: Challenging Our Minds as Much as Our Bodies
How attending a 52-minute fitness class changed our idea of what exercise could be.
Two-Faced: Trudeau’s Scandal Illuminates the Wrongdoing of Him and Others
Last week, I learned about Trudeau's troubleing blackface photos. Here's why I'm no longer one of his supporters.
Campus Cutie: Katie Stadler
Katie is a sophomore at American University from Norwalk, CT majoring in Public Relations and Strategic Communications. Read this Campus Cutie to learn even more about her!
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Black-ish is Back: Here’s Why Season 6 is a Must-See
Fall is the season of new episodes of our favorite shows. Black-ish 's season 6 is definitely a favorite– here's why.
The Top 4 Free Places to go in DC
Want to explore the city while not spending a dime? Check out our list of the top, free places to go in DC.
How to Prepare for Midterms
Midterms are a stressful time of the year. But these tips can help alleviate the stress so you can do your best!
PSA: Adam Levine’s New Hairstyle is Cultural Appropriation
This is straight-up cultural appropriation. And with Halloween just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to talk about why this is not okay. And lucky for us, Levine just nominated himself as the perfect case study.
What Has Changed Since Sandy Hook?
The recent back-to-school ad put out by the Sandy Hook Promise organization was alarming, disturbing and impactful. But since the Sandy Hook school shooting in 2012, what has been done to prevent gun violence in our schools?
Editors' Blog: Our Furry Friends
Her Campus American has produced many Campus Cuties over the years and this month's Editors' Blog put a fun twist on the traditional Campus Cutie: read to learn more about our editors' pets!
Overcoming Anxiety as a College Freshman
College is suppose to be a thrilling part of a young adult's life, but feelings of anxiety can make it feel like the worst part of life. Here, you can find a collection of tips and information about keeping your anxiety at bay during your first year of college.
‘Blinded by the Light’ Is One of the Best Films This Year
In these divisive times, ‘Blinded by the Light’ is the unifying love letter we need.
What We Learned About Jonathan Van Ness This Week
We all know and love the bubbly, animated Jonathan Van Ness we see on Netflix's "Queer Eye". But in a recent inverview with the "New York Times" and in his upcoming memoir entitled "Over the Top", JVN opens up about his life with H.I.V, addiction and as a sexual assault survivor.
Juuling Has Been All Over the News This Week- Here's Why
It is no secret that electronic cigarettes have taken over schools and colleges around the nation. Juuling has ingrained itself into youth...
Functioning & Thriving in College with a Chronic Illness
College is hard enough without having a chronic illness. Read to learn how to prioritize your physical health while balancing social life and academics.
A Curly Girl's Guide to Frizz-Free Hair
Here are some tricks to combat humidity and keeping curly hair looking fresh!
Battling Homesickness as a Freshman
The start of a new school year is hard for everyone, especially college freshmen who are having trouble adjusting to being away from home for the first time. Read to find out simple tricks to combat feeling homesick.
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What You Need to Know About Hurricane Dorian
Hurricane Dorian is about to make landfall. Here's what you need to know if you haven't kept up with the news.
How to Succeed at Your First Internship
As a student in Washington D.C., the pressure to get an internship is practically part of university culture. So after the job search is done and you accept that first internship position you worked so hard for, what comes next? Compiled here are five tips for succeeding at your first internship, all coming from first-hand experience. Read below to find out how to make the most out of your first job.
2019 SPA Woman of the Year: Danielle Vinales '19
Her Campus at American is proud to honor Danielle Vinales as School of Public Affairs’ 2019 Woman of the Year winner. The annual Women of...
