Her Campus at OSU
7 Female Pop Artists Who Promote Social Justice
Major female pop artists are not only controlling music charts this year but also becoming advocates for real social and political change.
Her Campus at UFL
Why Boycotting Works
You may think boycotting and not getting that $7 latte from Starbucks doesnt make a difference to the corporation, but boy are you wrong.
Her Campus at York U
Convert Your Cut: Hair Recycling
If you’ve ever cut off a significant portion of hair, you may have considered having it turned into a wig, but most of the time, when we hit the...
Her Campus at Coastal Carolina
Queering Society Through Literature
Queering means taking back power that is rightfully yours from those who decided it should not be. It means changing the social structure or norms to fit changing opinions....
Her Campus at Kenyon
What’s in a Name?
Making the switch from a nickname to a full name. As someone who actively sought to keep my full name under wraps for the first eighteen or so years...
Her Campus at UCD
Why Women’s Votes Matter Now More Than Ever
The Overturn of Roe V. Wade In a historic decision, the U.S. Supreme Court officially overturned Roe v. Wade decision on June 4, 2022. Thereby declaring that the constitutional...
Her Campus at Delhi South
The Escapist Fun of Marvel Movies
Starting in 2008, right before the Great Recession, currently with 27 movies in, Marvel has turned the film industry upside down and the recent success of Spider-Man: No Way...
Her Campus at Hampton U
The Rising Face(s) of Change in Hollywood
The path of recognition and representation in Hollywood has been a long and arduous journey that still has a lot more room to grow for those not only who...
Her Campus at SLU
“Move to Change”: the Dichotomy of Dance and Social Change
“Five, six, seven, eight…” For most of my life, I started counting with the number five. Every weekday for at least two hours, my life was dedicated to a...
Her Campus at Alabama
Say This, Not That: Disability Lingo You Need to Know
For non-disabled people, engaging in conversations surrounding ableism and discrimination is important. With that being said, there’s a major caveat: It’s hard to know what to say or how...