Her Campus at Pepperdine
How Her Campus Pepperdine Is Sustainable
To celebrate Earth Week 2021, we asked members of Her Campus Pepperdine how they are sustainable in their daily lives. Here’s what they had...
Her Campus at Buffalo
Things You Do That Aren’t Safe for the Environment
With Earth Day right around the corner, many are wondering what they can do to help save our planet. Social Media apps like TikTok and Instagram have informed many...
Her Campus at Mizzou
The Climate Change Crisis
Spring in Missouri is known for being temperamental. One day it's 70˚F and sunny, the next we’re shoveling snow off our sidewalks. Each...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Earth Hour: How To Make A Change Even At Home
Find out how you can help the environmental cause and contribute to the movement even in these pandemic times
Her Campus at DCU
How to Open Up a Conversation About Climate Change With Your Family
We know that we need to talk about climate change, but not everybody wants to. Starting conversations about climate change can be daunting...
Her Campus at McGill
A Quest to Be More Eco-Friendly
Last school year, I attended the 2019 Montreal Climate March. I remember feeling empowered by participating in such a large protest for an...
Her Campus at DU
3 Easy Sustainability Tips to Lower your Carbon Footprint
We are the generation who will have to solve the climate crisis. It is an unavoidable fact that many millennials and gen Z’ers face today...
Her Campus at Denison
My Sustainability Goals For 2021
2020 has felt like a neverending roller coaster that everybody is dying to get off of. I’ve never liked roller coasters and because of this...
Her Campus at Louisiana Tech
Why I Choose Paper Over Plastic
“Paper or Plastic?” Are you ready to answer this question? Perhaps, you choose on a whim, or by which looks more likely to make it to your...
Her Campus at TAMU
I Tried Blueland’s Waste Free Cleaning Products, and Here’s Why You Should Too
Switching to waste-free and less toxic products in your home has never been easier. I have to admit that I was a bit skeptical at first...