Her Campus at Ashoka
All for one, one for self
This article aims to explore social activism, specifically the feminist movement, as it exists under the purview of an incredibly consumerist and capitalist society. There is a notion that...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
It’s Not Just Lollapalooza: The History of Slavery in Music Festivals
Understand the history of slavery in music festivals and why this is such a frequent type of crime in Brazil
Her Campus at Coastal Carolina
Banned Books: The Importance of Stories
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Coastal Carolina chapter.On November 7, 2022, Horry County Schools revised the Library/Media Center Materials Selection and...
Her Campus at TAMU
Will chalking be allowed at Texas A&M in the future?
Is it time for Texas A&M to revisit the two and a half year ban on chalking?
Her Campus at UC Berkeley
A BRIEF HISTORY OF PEOPLE’S PARK
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UC Berkeley chapter.If you attend UC Berkeley, you’ve likely heard of or witnessed the recent disruption...
Her Campus at Delhi North
FROM DUSK TO DAWN — Five Powerful Women Who Made this World a Better Place to Live In
Every drop in the ocean counts.
Her Campus at Coastal Carolina
Chelsie Kryst
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Coastal Carolina chapter.Chelsie Kryst was many things, but she was most known for her crowning as...
Her Campus at UWindsor
“If You’re Not Posting About This Issue You’re on the Side of the Oppressor”: Social Media and Performative Activism
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UWindsor chapter.This is gonna be a rant, y’all, so buckle up your seat belts ’cause you’re...
Her Campus at American
How Cancel Culture May be Beneficial
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at American chapter. Whether singers or politicians, most of us have prominent figures that we look up...
Her Campus at Kenyon
5 Tangible Ways to Practice Mutual Aid In Your Community Now
Poverty is not something that started with COVID, nor will it end with it. However, like all crises, the pandemic illuminated to so many...