Her Campus at Exeter
Did any monarchs truly love each other?
I’m a very nosy person and a history lover, so I’ve always been curious about whether kings and queens from medieval times truly loved each other. Back then, it...
Her Campus at Kent State
Rock ‘n’ roll’s impact on fashion
A look at how rock has impacted not just music but also fashion.
Her Campus at CNU
Historical Yap Sesh: Williamsburg
I have never had any interest in any political actions of any rulers that died before 1900. What I’m interested in is Gossip, and there is so much of...
Her Campus at Exeter
Where coffee comes from: A journey through its history.
Coffee is a billion-pound industry. There are coffee shops on every high street, in every shopping centre, and on every university campus in the country. Most people drink coffee...
Her Campus at CU Boulder
Beyond The Mask: Bonfires, Broomsticks, & The Birth Of Halloween
Halloween is more than gluttonous candy consumption and risque costumes!
Her Campus at U Mich
Why I’m Minoring in History as a STEM Major (And You Should Too)
Thinking of picking up a humanities minor? Here's why you totally should!
Her Campus at MSU
5 Words And Phrases You Didn’t Know Have A Racist Past
The meanings behind words and phrases naturally change. Oftentimes, the original meaning of a word or phrase is unknown to a lot of people, and that’s not the fault...
Her Campus at Texas
3 Important Women in Medicine that We Should All be Grateful For
Take the time to read about three women who changed the landscape of medical care featuring: an inventor who paved the way for pads, a doctor who transformed newborn...
Her Campus at UCF
Stronger Restrictions for Journalists at the Pentagon
If you thought Jimmy Kimmel's cancellation was controversial, just wait. The Pentagon has released new regulations that journalists must adhere to, and disagreement with these policies will result in...
Her Campus at West Chester
Unlacing The Truth About The Corset
Woman fainting from a tight corset is now a modern myth. Historians now reveal that for most women, the corset was simply practical, everyday wear, not an instrument of...