Her Campus at TAMU
The Human-Nature Paradox
Humanity defines itself as “the human race,” and it refers to all humans. The definition rarely ever describes us as the animals we are. Often, we experience animal instinct...
Her Campus at UCF
Republicans, Democrats, or People? Separating Politics from Humanity
During a time of extreme political division, it's paramount that we remember who we are before any political identity.
Her Campus at BU
We Should All Think About The Earth’s Future A Little More
Start small, think big. Your choices matter more than you know.
Her Campus at TCU
How an Over 200-Year-Old Kettle Can Heal Historical Wounds Today
On February 19th, 2025, The Race and Reconciliation Initiative held their Black History Month Event, "A Conversation about Race & Reconciliation with Pastor Will Ford and Dr. Angela Mack,"...
Her Campus at UFL
The Not So Hidden Politics Behind “Wicked”
Another example of how art imitates life.
Her Campus at Ashoka
Who Are We?
Your daily reminder of who you are amidst the noise of ambition and the weight of expectations. We are often pushed to forget what it means to be human....
Her Campus at UFL
The Extinction of Third Places
Third places have gradually gone extinct in today’s world – how has this affected our society, and how can we reclaim third places?
Her Campus at BU
Humanity’s Complexity in ‘The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes’
Here's a brief exploration of how the story of Coriolanus Snow illustrates human nature.