Her Campus at Nottingham
I POST THEREFORE I AM: MICRO-INFLUENCERS, INDIVIDUALITY AND IDENTITY
How intertwined our identifies and social media have become.
Her Campus at Ashoka
In Other Words
How long does it take before you realise your memories still speak in a language your mouth no longer reaches for? This article explores the relationship between language and...
Her Campus at UPR
Who Gets To Call Themselves Boricua? The Puerto Rican Identity Crisis
Boricua identity is rooted in ancestry, culture, and resilience, yet shaped by colonization, migration, and diaspora tensions. To be Boricua is not a test of birthplace or language, but...
Her Campus at Brown
Olivia Dean’s Rise Isn’t Just About the Music
A deep dive into Olivia Dean's rise, this article explores how her soulful explorations of independence, identity, and love fit perfectly into today's cultural understandings of them
Her Campus at UCLA
My Desk is Basically an LA Pop-Up Museum
Getting freebies around the city taught me some of the most important lessons unexpectedly...
Her Campus at Queen's U
Finding My Way Back to My First Language
A mother tongue is supposed to be the language that sticks with you for life. It is the one you learn before you even understand what “learning” means. It’s...
Her Campus at Columbia Barnard
Oversaturated and Underwhelmed: The Ever-Spinning Carousel of Modern Dating
There may be too many fish in the sea
Her Campus at TCU
Kafka’s ‘Letters to Milena’: A Study in Love, Language, Fear, and Identity
In Kafka's letters to Milena Jesenská, readers experience the writer more personally, witnessing the torturous love he felt for Milena, his internal battle with his difficult-to-reconcile intersections of identity,...
Her Campus at McMaster
THE FEAR OF BECOMING THE ‘BOYFRIEND GIRL’
Inspired by Vogue’s recent question, is having a boyfriend embarrassing now?
Her Campus at UCLA
From the “City of Dreams” to the “City of Angels”, From Mumbai to LA
Between two horizons, a reflection on family, friendship, reinvention, and the light that threads one life through two cities.