Her Campus at U Conn
How Jane Goodall Changed Science
Jane Goodall was someone who encompassed exactly what I wanted to be as a scientist, someone who did incredible work, and someone who got to see the world.
Her Campus at MSU
STEM Is Nothing Without The Humanities — And Vice Versa
I never bothered to take AP calculus in high school. By junior year, I had firmly decided that I would not go beyond the threshold of required math classes....
Her Campus at Flame U
Edition 5: Maryam Mirzakhani – The Mathematician Who Found Beauty in Complexity
Diving into the life of Maryam Mirzakhani was like discovering an artist who paints with numbers and shapes. This Iranian mathematician didn’t just climb the ranks in a world...
Her Campus at U Toronto
5 Women Who Changed the Medical World (Who Perhaps Deserve Way More Hype)
Medicine is one of the most fundamental sciences of the world (It's about keepin' us alive and healthy, duh?) In this article, I will be introducing to you 5...
Her Campus at TAMU
Raising Mosquitoes
Working in an on-campus lab is a no-brainer to most STEM students, and there are a few reasons why.
Her Campus at UCF
How Research Assistant Roles Help College Students Succeed
Becoming an RA is one of the smartest ways college students can gain hands-on research experience, connect with professors, and boost their future career or grad school prospects. This...
Her Campus at UFL
Non-Scientific Lessons I’ve Learned From Doing Research
The lion is concerned with scientific advancement.
Her Campus at BU
Hope Is An Action: Carrying on Jane Goodall’s Legacy
Remembering Jane Goodall, a scientist who made hope a strategy and empathy a necessity.
Her Campus at FIU
Perfectly Burnt-out: how perfectionism affects women in STEM
Perfectionism affects college women in many ways--particularly in the STEM field leading to burnout and stress.