Her Campus at Mizzou
Social Media is a Democracy, and You’re Voting Every Day
Social media is like a global democracy; the power is in the hands of the viewers.
Her Campus at Illinois State
Underappreciated and Underpaid
The strike at ISU; what you need to know.
Her Campus at DePauw
On the Carroll Crater and What She Means to Us on Earth
The Artemis II astronauts have broken the record for the farthest distance from Earth ever traveled by humans on Monday last week, becoming the first people to lay eyes...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
From Institutions to Influencers: Who Shapes Politics Today?
The rise of social media is quietly transforming the way people connect with politics, and with each other.
Her Campus at UCSB
How The News Cycle Brings An Ambient Chaos To Our Lives
The never-ending news cycle can be chaotic, terrifying, and fatiguing. As news consumers, it is important to find ways to responsibly consume headlines without jeopardizing our mental health.
Her Campus at UCF
Pam Bondi Was Fired: Why and What’s Next?
Pam Bondi was fired from her position of attorney general. Why did this happen, and what will happen next?
Her Campus at Holy Cross
Back to the Moon
Discussion of NASA's recent Artemis II mission, an exciting breakthrough in recent space discovery.
Her Campus at FIT
Meet Rex Heuermann: The Modern-Day Ted Bundy
Rex Heuermann, the infamous Long Island Serial Killer, has accepted a plea deal that exposed the full extent of his horrific crimes. The similarities to Ted Bundy are chilling—so...
Her Campus at Buffalo
One Small Step for Women Made Far Too Late
There have been 27 missions in which feet have touched the moon. 27 mission and countless astronauts. 27 missions made by different countries. 27 missions and 0 women.