Her Campus at UCF
Conversion Therapy Laws Under Supreme Court Scrutiny
The U.S. Supreme Court debates Colorado’s ban on conversion therapy, weighing free speech rights against protections for LGBTQ+ youth.
Her Campus at Pace
Dissecting Trump’s Anti-LGBTQ+ Executive Orders
A comprehensive breakdown of Trump's anti-LGBTQ+ executive orders and what could come from them.
Her Campus at San Francisco
My Favorite Sapphic TV Shows for LGBTQ History Month
These are my current and all-time favorite sapphic TV shows you need to be watching!
Her Campus at Plattsburgh
Green and Queer: The Secret of the Green Carnation
Elliot Page walked the Met Gala's red carpet in 2021 sporting a green carnation. Here is the hidden meaning behind this peculiar flower. Â
Her Campus at UCD
What Is Pride Month?
What do you associate with Pride Month? It is not uncommon to see numerous #PrideMonth posts during June — especially on easy-to-consume social media like Twitter or Instagram, where...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Get To Know Sappho, The Queer Poet History Tried To Erase
The poet who originated the terms “sapphic” and “lesbian” is considered one of the most important literates in history.
Her Campus at UPR
Sappho, Oscar Wilde and Virginia Woolf: 3 LGBT Authors that Changed Queer History
The 21st century has been the time for the LGBT community to enter society’s spotlight rather than just hide in the shadows. Famous current idols such as Elliot Page...
Her Campus at Winthrop
Why It’s So Important To “Say Gay”
In this opinion-based article, the passing of the "Don't Say Gay" bill is discussed, as long as why it is so important to teach LGBTQ+ history and health in...
Her Campus at Nottingham
Why LGBT+ History Month Matters As Much As Pride
As LGBT+ History Month comes to a close, it’s important to reflect back on its significance – whilst acknowledging that awareness of LGBT+ history and the movement towards greater...
Her Campus at UCD
Stop Assuming Pronouns
Everyone wants to feel safe, respected, and validated, but pronoun misuse disregards these wants. Honestly, this problem is way too common...