Her Campus at Vassar
Women Belong in Space
This flight was historic for NASA and also for women. Only twelve percent of people who have gone into space are women, partly because women were systematically barred from...
Her Campus at USF
Women In Construction: Tool Belts Aren’t Just For Boys!
Women in construction are so powerful, and my experience showed me just how strong that community is.
Her Campus at South Carolina
Women’s History Month: 5 Women Robbed of Recognition
Happy Women's History Month! This month I want to shed a light on some extraordinary women who did not receive the praise and recognition they deserved for their accomplishments.
Her Campus at Toronto MU
Can Artificial Intelligence Be Feminist?
AI is growing to mimic our most ingrained biases, including gender bias, despite its promises of an impartial future. Is a biased AI an unavoidable result of a biased...
Her Campus at U Vic
Remembering the Montreal Massacre: How a 1989 Tragedy is Still Sparking Conversation Around Gender-Based Violence
Curious why classes were cancelled on December 3? Learn about the misogyny that fueled a devastating 1989 massacre
Her Campus at NCSU
Finding My Place in Pharma: My Experience at the ISPE Convention in Charlotte
Last month, I attended the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE) Annual Meeting & Expo in Charlotte, North Carolina, and it was one of the most inspiring experiences of...
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 UCT
Women in Physics at UCT: An Inside Story
Learn the exceptional stories behind the Women in Physics events created at UCT this year.
Her Campus at UCD
Recognizing Women: Rosalind Franklin
However, one of the scientists who contributed to the discovery of the DNA structure wasn't given as much credit as the other three, that scientist is Rosalind Franklin.
Her Campus at MUJ
Understanding The Matilda Effect
The Matilda Effect is a bias in science where women’s contributions are overlooked, misattributed to men, or forgotten entirely. It’s a term coined by Margaret W. Rossiter in 1993,...