Opinion: At what point do volunteering and mission trips become purely performative?
“Giving back” was a pillar of my primarily white, Catholic high school, but I found that this mentality was not truly followed through with...
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AU First Generation Student Union Holds First Meeting
Students launched the new organization virtually.
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Preliminary Trials Show Two Potential Covid-19 Vaccines About 90% and 95% Effective, Still Many Unknowns
As Covid-19 cases surge around the nation, the future is looking hopeful with promising results from the data of two phase III vaccine...
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2020 KOGOD Womxn of the Year: Grace Brennan '23
Grace Brennan is HCAU's 2020 KOGOD recipient of the Womxn of the Year award. Read to learn more about this incredible womxn.
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Andrew Yang Defends His Role as an Asian American Representative
In the days leading up to a historic presidential election, Andrew Yang virtually visited American University and spoke with students about the election, his “Freedom Dividend” and his relationship with the Asian American community.
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A Review of Sex, Explained
The Netflix limited series has a lot to teach us about one of the most taboo topics in the world today.
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Editors' Blog: Spooky Spots
Spooky Season is never over at these haunted places...
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Election Self-Care
Elections are stressful and November 3 is not the end. Take a second to take care of yourself.
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The Gen Z Take On Voting & The Electoral College
GenZ is here and ready to be heard.
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Embracing Twilight in My Twenties
Why am I obsessed with Twilight this late in the game? Read more to find out!
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Editors' Blog: The Unforgettable 2020 Election Season
The HCAU Editorial Team breaks down what makes the 2020 Election so incredibly unforgetable
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Time for Change: Anti-Blackness in the Latinx Community
How has anti-Blackness in the Latinx community affected our inclusivity? Read more to find out!
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Former Louisville Officer Charged, But Not For Breonna Taylor’s Death
It has been 194 days since Breonna Taylor’s death. Thirty-two bullets were fired into her home with five striking her. No one has been charged with killing her.
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Title IX in the Age of Remote Learning
How will remote learning change the protections student's recieve under Title IX?
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Editors' Blog: AU's Online Switch
American University's switch from a normal semester, to hybrid, to fully-online was nothing short of jarring. Many students didn't know what to make of the switch or how it would affect both their academic and personal lives. Read August's Editors' Blog to learn our HCAU's Editorial Team handled this madness.
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Editors' Blog: Brands and Companies to Avoid
This July, HCAU's Editorial Team compiled a list of brands and companies you should avoid due to their openly racist, anti-Semitic, homophobic and transphobic practices.
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Editors' Blog: LGBTQIA+ History
The history of pride is, unfortunately, not well-known or taught outside of the LGBTQIA+ community. To help change that, HCAU editors have created a mini timeline to highlight and educate on pivotal moments in LGBTQIA+ history. Happy Pride!
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Editors' Thoughts: Educational Resources to Support Black Lives Matter
With the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement, it has made one fact about America very clear– not enough has been done to educate Americans on Black history or Black culture. That is why Her Campus American editors' have compiled a list of resources our readers can access to better educate themselves on, not just the Black community, but on the backbone of America.
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Editors' Blog: Stand-Out Articles from Spring 2020
Us editors are so incredibly proud of our writers this semester, especially with their ability to adapt to our online format. So, to honor them, we are highlighting some of the best articles from this semester.
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Style During Social Distancing: Dressing for Work When You’re Not Going Anywhere
A coworker comes to every Zoom meeting in a bathrobe. A professor who dressed in a suit every day for in-person class now teaches in PJ shorts and a t-shirt. Welcome to workplace fashion in the time of the coronavirus.
