High School
What Attending An All-Girls High School Taught Me About Sisterhood
Being a girl wasn't a limitation — it was the entire point.
Her Campus at CNU
Society’s Expectations: Who Decides What a Woman Should Be?
Who decides what a woman should be?
Academics
As A First-Gen College Woman, I’m Honoring My Family’s Past While Choosing My Own Future
I’m swapping the pressure to start a family for the pressure to make my family proud.
Her Campus at PSU
Why Overthinking Your Identity In College Feels So Exhausting
Here’s why overthinking your identity is so common in college — and why it doesn’t mean you’re lost.
Her Campus at U Mass Amherst
The Case of the Traveling Necklace: How a Mughal Necklace Became “Elizabeth Taylor’s”
A heart-shaped jewel worn on the red carpet carried centuries of Mughal history, yet was reduced to a Hollywood love story. When cultural artifacts are renamed by celebrity, the...
Her Campus at Towson
Pinterest Wants Me to Have a Baby Soooooo Badly
Writer, Allison Thomas shares how her feed is silently encouraging her to pursue motherhood.
Her Campus at Casper Libero
The Global Rise of Latin American Culture and Brazil’s Role in the Audiovisual Industry
How Brazil is helping shape the global rise of Latin American storytelling
Her Campus at UFL
When You Realize You’ve Been Performing Yourself Online
At some point, the version of you online can start to feel less like you and more like a part you're playing.
Her Campus at UFL
What If I’m Not Niche? The Competition to Be Different
When did individuality become competitive? When did “basic” turn into an insult?
Her Campus at UCF
What Growing Up Privileged Abroad Taught Me About the World
Growing up as an expat in Abu Dhabi, luxury and security felt normal, until returning to the U.S. forced me to confront how insulated my life had been.