Her Campus at GCU
Women Disparity in Healthcare
Women in healthcare face difficulties every day due to gender bias. This article explores how society has normalized favoring men in medicine and how that bias can affect women.
Her Campus at Buffalo
Why Do People Love Heated Rivalry?
With all the buzz surrounding HBO's latest hit TV drama, one cant help but wonder if there is a deeper reasoning behind womens' love for this hockey romance.
Her Campus at South Carolina
Good Feminists Don’t Exclude Trans Women; How TERFs Hurt All Women
Although it is framed as a feminist movement to protect women from harm, the extreme exclusion of transgender women from feminist spaces is dangerous and misogynistic. TERFs reinforce the...
Her Campus at SBU
Women Dealing With Inequality
It's really incredible how far women have come to step closer to equality and back away from their roots. But equality is still a huge issue today. I had...
Her Campus at Mizzou
The Problem With Feminist Misandrists
Feminism has not won universally; we don't need revenge, we need equality.
Her Campus at CU Boulder
So…The World Is On Fire. Consider This Your Fire Extinguisher.
Looking for ways to get involved in the fight against oppression? Here’s your starting point. Welcome to the revolution!
Her Campus at Exeter
Standing in Solidarity: Exeter Reclaim the Night 2024
Exeter Reclaim the Night 2024 saw hundreds of people march through the city centre in solidarity with women and girls.
Her Campus at St. Andrews
Wins for Women: Politics to Pop Culture
In a time where many of us feel as though things are going terribly wrong it can be encouraging to see where things are going right. Here are some...
Her Campus at Skidmore
The Power of Choice: How the 2024 Election Reflects Democracy in Action for Women
One thing is certain, regardless of the outcome of the 2024 election: voting is still a powerful expression of agency, power, and involvement in our democracy. Voting was only...
Her Campus at St. John's
What Voting Means as a Woman in America
In this past election, I was finally able to participate by casting my ballot. As a woman and as a daughter of an immigrant, I couldn’t help but feel...