Her Campus at UCF
How Wanting a Son in This Generation Made Me Rethink How I’d Raise Him
In a world where masculinity is often misunderstood, I want to show that raising boys differently isn’t impossible, it’s necessary.
Her Campus at UCSB
Why Sex And The City Made Me Rethink My Conversations With My Friends
After a casual dinner with my girlfriends turned into a realization that we’d spent the entire night talking about men, I went home and put on Sex and the...
Her Campus at UCF
Men’s Guide to Flowers: A Football Playbook for Valentine’s Day Pt. 2
Valentine’s Day is approaching, and picking the right flowers can feel like calling a last-second play. From touchdowns to Hail Marys, here’s a football-inspired guide to flowers that will...
Her Campus at UCF
Quarter Zips In, Nike Techs Out!
Loafers, a book in one hand, and a matcha latte in the other, along with the most important piece of this fit: the quarter zip!
Her Campus at SBU
The Men You Meet in CollegeÂ
There are five types of men that you will meet in college, and I am not talking about the “athletes” or the “stoners.” I am talking about the oddly...
Her Campus at MUJ
Good Men Are Supposed To Be Feminists
In a world where suppressing women is somehow still seen as “cool,” real men rise differently. Good men listen, show respect, and stand up for what's right because it's...
Her Campus at UPRM
Sexual Autonomy: Why Is It Different Between Men and Women?
Gender inequality continues to be a persistent issue in our society. While many aspects of this problem are discussed, there is one topic in particular that manifests in our...
Her Campus at UCF
Men’s Guide to Flowers: A Football Playbook for Valentine’s Day
Not sure which flowers to pick for Valentine’s Day? Think of it like building a game-winning play. From MVP bouquets to fumble-worthy picks, this guide breaks down flowers into...
Her Campus at Exeter
Calls for Male Contraception
When we talk about birth control and contraceptive options, we automatically associate it with women, as though the conversation is exclusively feminine. Whilst it may be true for now...