Her Campus at UCF
Hating Taylor Swift Doesn’t Make You Deep
The Taylor Swift hate train is derailing, heading into unfair and misogynistic territory.
Her Campus at Nottingham
Why Do We Love Complex Male Characters but Hate Complex Female Characters?
When there are two characters with similar stories and they're of opposite genders, people tend to pick a side. And usually, it's the male character that gets picked.
Her Campus at UCF
Talk Like You Love Women
The verbal violence against women has become more apparent over the years, and it needs to stop.
Her Campus at UCF
The Aggressive Misogyny of Nerd Culture
In subgroups of geek culture, there are behavior patterns of aggressive treatment and ideologies regarding women.
Her Campus at Krea
What Mariam and Laila Taught Me About Home
A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini is a deeply moving story about love, resilience, friendship, and the strength of women in the face of suffering. Through Mariam and...
Her Campus at UCF
Casual Misogyny: It’s Everywhere
There are countless signs of women's former social status in today's society, from simple words to the temperature of a corporate office. Many of these seemingly ordinary words and...
Her Campus at Cincinnati
Love Island USA: The Reality Show Built for Women that Relies on Misogyny
What’s missing from some of these conversations, though, is the outright misogyny being aired by producers from day one. For a show targeted at young-adult women, it’s both contrary...
Her Campus at UCF
Not All Men But Every Woman: Sexual Violence Continues in 2026
While progress has been made over the years, sexual violence isn't new to society. The proof: their have been numerous reports of the sexual abuse women have faced in...
Her Campus at UC Berkeley
WHAT ALOPECIA HAS TAUGHT ME ABOUT BEAUTY AND SELF-LOVE
Earlier this year I was diagnosed with telogen effluvium, a type of alopecia. Essentially, my immune system gets triggered by stress, causing my hair to fall out during a...
Her Campus at UCF
Women Are Allowed to Tell You No
The internet’s harsh response to a video of TikTok influencer Demetra Dias and a male fan at Coachella proves why “no means no” still needs to be said.