Her Campus at Longwood
How Riot Grrrl Redefined Women in Rock
The riot grrrl movement was more than just a music genre — it became a feminist movement that challenged sexism in rock music and created space for women to...
Her Campus at Longwood
Why RVA Drill Deserves More Female Listeners
Girls are sleeping on RVA drill. Here’s why the genre’s energy, style, and sound are worth paying attention to.
Her Campus at IUP
8 Women Producing a New Wave of Electronic Music
The heart of electronic music has always been fun, rebellion, and pushing the narrative, but too often the women and people of color shaping its sound are pushed to...
Her Campus at Hofstra
Rising Women in Music: Audrey Hobert
Audrey Hobert is emerging from the music industry as a new, relatable voice in indie pop, blending witty commentary with diary-style songs. Her music feels relatable and candid, like...
Her Campus at Queen's U
Happy Women Don’t Chart, Apparently
Female pop stars are most celebrated when they’re breaking down in public. Heartbreak albums are canonized as “authentic,” while records rooted in peace, stability, or joy are dismissed as...
Her Campus at UCLA
When the Crown Feels Heavy but Holy
In this exclusive Queen Naija interview, the singer opens up about motherhood, growth, and the quiet grace of balancing fame with authenticity.
Her Campus at Montclair
Women in Music: Female Artists Dominating the Industry
As we shed light on the strides made by women all over the world, I would like to take this time to highlight those women who are dominating the...
Her Campus at CU Boulder
Music Mentors: Women In Music That Have Made Me Who I Am
Four women in the music industry that have shaped me and my own love of music.
Her Campus at Bowling Green
Tate McRae’s New Song “Purple lace bra” Is So Much Deeper Than Its Title
Tate McRae’s newest studio album So Close to What was released on February 21, following three pre-album singles that have all performed very well in online communities. This album...
Her Campus at Maryland
Women in Music Empower Students on Campus
If Spotify Wrapped is any indication of success, women have ruled the music charts in 2024. From Charli XCX’s “Brat” to Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso,” this year’s listeners have gravitated...