Her Campus at DCU
Education For All? Or Just The Fortunate?
On October 13th 2022, students across the country walked out of their lectures as a form of protest against the cost of living and accommodation crisis that is rippling...
Her Campus at Delhi South
Compulsory monogamy: is there a happily ever after?
‘They are made for each other’, ‘They are soulmates’- pop culture around the world reinforces that everyone has one soulmate out there, who will stay for eternity. Thus, it...
Her Campus at Nottingham
Drugs, Diseases, and Data: Uncovering gender inequalities within medical research
Once a fringe and radical idea, feminism has since grown in prominence in both academic discourse and mainstream media. The accessible nature of social media has allowed for information...
Her Campus at UBC
The True Home of Fast Fashion
Have you ever wondered where the $15 billion revenue of Shein ends up after people no longer have a use for the clothing contributing to this number? In short,...
Her Campus at Delhi South
The Inherent Inequality of the NEP
The new National Education Policy of India (NEP) 2020 was approved by the Union Cabinet on 29 July 2020 and outlines the vision of a new education system for...
Her Campus at Helsinki
Downton Abbey and The Gilded Age: watching television you disagree with
Those of us who enjoy soap operas with the cast and production value of prestige television have truly been spoiled in the past months, with the addition of Downton...
Her Campus at UWindsor
The Racism in Environmentalism: Why Colonialism and Race Matter to Climate Change
Although most people consider the environmental movement to be primarily concerned with climate change, the environmental issues the planet faces are intricately connected to racism and colonialism. While we...
Her Campus at SLU
Where is the Pill for Men?
Why isn’t there widely accepted birth control for men? For decades now it has been on women to take charge of preventing pregnancy through a form of birth control ...
Her Campus at UFL
Income Inequality: More Prevalent Than Ever
As students, we sometimes are shielded from the real world until graduation. However, income inequality affects our community of students more than we may think.
Her Campus at Washington
America: The Land of Inequality for Non-Whites
With everything seemingly getting back to “normal” lately, I’ve found myself feeling a bit bad about myself now that I see all the things people are doing. I’m not...