Her Campus at UCF
Red, White, and Blue: An American Short Film
A review of the Oscar-nominated short film, "Red, White, and Blue," produced by Level Forward. The film's theme centers on the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Her Campus at Kenyon
I’ve Had Three IUDs But I Don’t Regret Them
One might think that after two expulsions, I would have thrown in the towel and stopped pursuing medical means to alleviate my menstrual pain. Maybe it was stupidity that...
Her Campus at Bristol
Your Body, Their Beliefs: Do “pro-life” groups have a place on campus?
The "pro-life" movement is beginning to gain increasing attention once again. Can student groups perpetuating this philosophy co-exist with Bristol students' values of inclusivity and freedom of choice?
Her Campus at UCF
Abortion, College, and Central Florida
A limelight on recent events that have been unfolding in the Central Florida area amidst the ongoing Supreme Court Case with the Central Florida Planned Parenthood as one of...
Her Campus at Alabama
Women’s Rights Are Human Rights: And That Includes Abortion
Before abortion was legalized with the passage of Roe v. Wade in 1973, unsafe abortions accounted for 17% of all deaths attributed to pregnancy and childbirth that year according...
Her Campus at U Toronto
In Conversation with Reya: Empowerment and Autonomy in the Birth Control Sector
We’ve all been there. Sitting anxiously in an OB-GYN office for the first time, unsure of how to advocate for ourselves, and waiting for a doctor to prescribe us...
Her Campus at U Penn
All Eyes on Texas: What the Lone Star State’s New Abortion Law Could Mean for Roe v. Wade and Reproductive Rights in America
Texas now has one of the most restrictive abortion laws, in both the United States and the world. What does this mean for the Roe v. Wade decision and...