Her Campus at St. Andrews
[Th]Inking Outside the Box
Considering the modern day reality of tattoos, freedom, and the radical art of owning your own skin.
Her Campus at Bowling Green
What it’s like Being a Woman in 2026
An analyzation on the current status of women in 2026.
Her Campus at SBU
“Not All Men” But 57 Were In The Group Chat
Society has failed at protecting its women. They excuse inappropriate and harmful actions as "boys being boys." It must stop!
Her Campus at Temple
Being a Victim of Domestic Violence Doesn’t Make You Weak
Domestic violence can happen to anyone, but it’s important to know you can push through.
Her Campus at Cincinnati
Women Empowerment in Studio Ghibli
The women in their stories have a wide range of passions and natures, never falling into a singular stereotype. It's empowering to see women depicted on the screen with...
Her Campus at UCSB
Elle Woods Would Approve: Beauty And Brains In Sorority Culture
I take issue overall with being underestimated, and with the pattern of women’s organizations and interests being condescendingly labeled as one-dimensional and reputed as classless and trivial.
Her Campus at Cincinnati
Carrie Bradshaw’s Real Crime? Wanting Love Without Apologizing
This article dives into the hate and criticism that the fictional character, Carrie Bradshaw, gets for her male-centered actions in the hit TV show, Sex and the City. This...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Why more women are freezing their eggs than ever before?
Egg freezing is a well known procedure worldwide, but why have we seen such exponential growth in recent years?
Her Campus at Skidmore
The Unspoken Bond Between Female Athletes
Watching another female athlete compete while you are one yourself feels different. It can be your opponent, your rival, your teammate, or your idol, but regardless of who, you...
Her Campus at St. Andrews
Women in Male-Dominated Fields: Why Does Being a Woman Still Come First?
The phrase 'women in male-dominated fields' is often used to celebrate women entering traditionally male spaces. But what does it really say about the way we see women, their...