Her Campus at TAMU
It a (wo)mans world
Being a woman in a male-dominated world can be hard. Read to hear my experience with the oppression.
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Major Charity Adams: how Battalion 6888 was crucial to the United States in World War II
The only American battalion formed by black women that served abroad in World War II. From underestimated to heroes, that is their story
Her Campus at Carleton
The Invisible Curriculum for Women in University
For most of history, women were not welcomed into academic spaces. We were barred from libraries, excluded from lectures, and told our minds were too delicate or too decorative...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Being “someone’s future wife” shouldn’t stop you from having fun — and here’s why
Her Campus breaks down why women shouldn’t self-police their behavior just to fit the idea of being someone’s “future wife.”
Her Campus at UFL
The Art of the Chick Flick
Trying not to be overcome with testosterone while watching a movie? Catch a chick flick.
Her Campus at UVA
The Commodification of Sex by Migrant Women: Agency Within Oppression
This article explores the complexity of Central American migrant women finding agency in their journey through a libidinal economy.
Her Campus at BU
The Secret Sauce To Thriving This Winter As A Woman
Temperatures are dropping, the sun is setting earlier, and the cold is weighing on many of us.
Her Campus at CU Boulder
Skin And Cosmetic Procedures: A Radical Feminist Esthetician’s Take
The impact of choice feminism on modern skin health and cosmetic procedures.
Her Campus at Stevens
Reclaiming the Color I Was Taught to Hate
When I was little, my world was pink. My room sparkled with princess decor, I wore dresses, played with Bratz, and dreamed of being a ballerina. But somewhere along...