Her Campus at TAMU
Letter Nine
Have you ever wanted something so bad that you forget where it came from? And then you finally get what you wanted and you’re excited, but then reality hits....
Her Campus at Columbia Barnard
“Just Mercy”: Insights into the “Justice” System
A Harvard-educated lawyer opens society’s eyes to America’s corrupt justice system
Her Campus at FSU
Lisa Montgomery: The First Woman To Be Executed in 67 Years by the Federal Government
A look into the story of the first woman to be executed since 1953.
Her Campus at Augustana
My Experience Communicating with an Inmate
Back in January of this year, I was on campus as a freshman for my first J-Term. While on campus, I received an email about an...
Her Campus at Bucknell
COVID-19 Isolation and Solitary Confinement
Over the weekend of October 23rd, Bucknell University experienced the highest increase in cases since students first arrived. This...
Her Campus at FSU
Justice in America Through the Abolition of Prisons
And why it can’t be reached with our current systems.
Her Campus at UCF
Inmate Firefighters are Fighting California’s Wildfires, Year After Year
What makes the firefighting program particularly alarming, however, are the dirt-cheap wages and the way the government treats people as a means to an end of cutting costs.
Her Campus at BU
Why You Should Get A Prison Pen Pal
Nothing makes us feel more alone than being in quarantine and suddenly not being able to hang out with friends, but feeling alone is nothing new to a certain...
Her Campus at FSU
Justice Has Been Served: Harvey Weinstein Sentenced to 23 Years in Prison
This landmark sentence may change the #MeToo movement forever.