Her Campus at George Mason University
Same Time Tomorrow?: The Importance of Small Interactions
Why the effect of small interactions with people you may not find important matter more than you realize. Read more to find out!
Her Campus at KCL
The Struggle Of Being Rad
Starting university as an international student comes with challengesâbut one of the most personal is the constant mispronunciation of names. This article explores how name erasure impacts identity, belonging,...
Her Campus at McMaster
No, Actually Itâs Su-havi: A Legacy Worth Pronouncing Right
"Like so many young South Asian students, I quickly learned that my name - something so carefully and lovingly chosen by my grandmother, carrying generations of meaning entwined within...
Her Campus at ODU
Check The Name Tag: How Mispronouncing Names Impacts Cultural Identity
Mispronouncing names is a small misstep with big impacts. Read on why it's important and how you can amend a mispronunciation here.
Her Campus at SBU
Not Just a Name
Names are so important. All names should be valued and appreciated. They all capture a sense of you and your family.
Her Campus at UPRM
Rise of the living Dead Names
To name something is to know that very being, when one names something, one is able to refer to it, talk about it. We name objects, we name things...
Her Campus at Illinois
Why You Should Correct People When They Mispronounce Your Name
Letâs be honest, right off the bat, you probably donât know how to pronounce my name correctly (which is completely okay). Maybe you think itâs pronounced âDah-nee-yaâ or âDay-ni-ya,â...
Her Campus at TCU
A Guide to Choosing Character Names
Deciding on character names can be painfully difficult, especially when you arenât even sure where to start. Googling names is a frustrating process, as your search results can vary...
Her Campus at UCD
What My Chinese Name Means
Last week, my Japanese professor taught my class how to write new kanji characters for the lesson we were learning. One of those characters was âkoâ (ć), meaning âchild,â...