Her Campus at Texas
My First Bra
When I was younger, my body consistently changed. I don’t think there was one year before 3rd grade where it ever looked the same, but why would it? I...
Her Campus at Waterloo
Period must haves: Four products that will change your relationship with your period!
From “that time of the month”, to “shark week”, to “a visit from Mother Nature” — whatever you choose to refer to it as — a period (or menstrual...
Her Campus at CWU
The History of Menstrual Products
With March being women’s history month, we must discuss the evolution of menstruation products. It is also always important to educate ourselves on menstruation and its impact on us...
Her Campus at Warwick
What They Don’t Tell You About Periods
I still remember getting my first period – I think most AFAB people do. According to Independent, an astounding 44% of us don’t know what’s happening the first time...
Her Campus at Tulane
Are Your Period Products Safe?
Every girl knows that once you are in fourth grade the female figures in your life begin to take you to “heart to heart” classes or they hand you...
Her Campus at UCSB
Debunking Period Myths
Did you know 1.8 billion people menstruate each month? Learn more about the cycle over 800 million people have every day and let's get over period stigmas together.
Her Campus at IUP
I Tried Period Panties: Here Are My Thoughts
Recently, Victoria’s Secret released a line of “period panties” that are made to replace other period products or serve as extra protection during your period. I had been looking...
Her Campus at Nanyang Tech
Five Reasons Why the Menstrual Cup Makes your Time of the Month Easier
Author: Sun Kai Li Most of us have heard of the menstrual cup and that it’s an eco-friendly alternative to disposable pads. But let’s face it: do we actually...
Her Campus at UC Berkeley
PERIOD PRIDE
What I want to talk about isn’t exactly a new subject. Lots of people have written about it. I guess it’s just something that hasn’t caught attention in mainstream...
Her Campus at Bristol
Menstrual Shame: Why It’s Still a Problem
Pip Sears from PeriodSoc discusses the wrongfully shamed, and nature occurrence of periods