Her Campus at Manhattan
Being a Woman in a Male-Dominated Sport
By Bridget Turro Being a division one athlete in college is a huge accomplishment but it is also a sacrifice you have to make of your time and energy....
Her Campus at U Penn
Her Campus Spotlight: Olatide (Ola) Abinusawa, C’23
Welcome back to Her Campus Spotlight — our first of 2022! As we celebrate launch week with Black History Month-inspired content, we’re also highlighting Black students that are already...
Her Campus at St. John's
BHM Series: Why You Should Know Allyson Felix
“Every mom has a legacy in the making – mine is my daughter Camryn. As an Olympic Athlete, activist and mom, my legacy is more than medals – it’s...
Her Campus at Mt Holyoke
How to Survive College as a Student-Athlete
Starting college as a freshman can best be described as a rollercoaster. You’re getting used to a new environment, new people, a new type of learning, a new schedule,...
Her Campus at FSU
The Multifaceted Sport of Running With Rachel Johnson
Johnson is an athlete for FSU’s Cross Country and Track and Field teams.
Her Campus at American
“Creating a Bond Between Motherhood and Sport”: Nike’s Triumphs and Failures
Alysia Montaño stepped up to the starting line of the track at the 2014 U.S. Track and Field Championships with an impressive record. This year, however, something was different...
News
Let Sha’Carri Richardson Compete At The Olympics
College track stars on race, misogynoir, and a lack of empathy in the sport.
Her Campus at Tulane
The NCAA Weight Room Controversy and Gender Disparity: Female College Athletes Are Not Surprised
The infamous “weight room” controversy was first covered when Oregon women’s basketball player Sedona Prince filmed a TikTok video that...
Her Campus at UC Riverside
How Running in High School Helped Me Find my Strength
When I first started high school, I didn’t know what having friends really meant. There wasn’t much to my high school - no one had good...
Her Campus at U Mass Amherst
Dear Running…From an Ex-Trackie
2283 2283 miles from the summer of 2017 to the spring of 2019. Not miles driven, not airplane miles, but 2283 miles of running. First of...