Her Campus at Baylor
Womens History Month or Your History Month
Why do we have a women's history month anyways?
Her Campus at UCLA
Inside the Flo Period-Tracking App Class Action Lawsuit
A class action lawsuit from Flo to Google was settled for 56 million dollars - let's dive into the details.
Her Campus at South Carolina
The Defeat of SC’s Total Abortion Ban Bill— Is it Gone for Good?
On November 18 2025, the Senate Medical Affairs Subcommittee gathered for their second hearing on the bill, with no public testimonies accepted. It was at this meeting that they...
Her Campus at RCSI
Women as the Backbone of Mardi Gras
Mardi Gras serves as both a festival and a reflection of changing social norms. Women have always played a crucial role in the festivities - let’s talk about it.
Her Campus at CAU
Businesswomen like Rihanna Lead the Way in Women’s History Month with Just 13% of The World’s Billionaires being Women
Rihanna, the world-renowned Barbadian musician and businesswoman continues to lead the way for young girls and women worldwide in the 2025 Women's History Month.
Her Campus at UCF
Reading is Political: 8 Banned Books You Need to Read
Political officials have recently taken to books to enact censorship policies. This article recommends banned books to add to your library or consider reading!
Her Campus at Jefferson
IUDs: Why I Love Mine and What You Should Know Before Considering One
I know with the current state of the country and reproductive healthcare becoming more restrictive, many women are reconsidering their birth control/contraceptive options. I have an IUD, and I...
Her Campus at UVA
Women In Sudan Are Committing Suicide To Avoid Rape
Sudanese women face unspeakable violence as rape is weaponized to suppress resistance. Over 130 women have taken their own lives to escape this brutality. This is not just a...
Her Campus at Bristol
Your Body, Their Beliefs: Do “pro-life” groups have a place on campus?
The "pro-life" movement is beginning to gain increasing attention once again. Can student groups perpetuating this philosophy co-exist with Bristol students' values of inclusivity and freedom of choice?