'The Favourite': Refreshingly Empowering
The Favourite , directed by Yorgos Lanthimos and written by Deborah Davis and Tony McNamara, is a striking film. It is full of decadent...
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She Came Here to Dance: A Journey Towards Understanding the Effects of Sexual Violence
Sexual violence is a spectrum and its time to start discussing its impact.
I Write For Me
I was eight when I got my first journal. The journal held the first short story I ever wrote, entitled “Bluebird”. I wrote the story after...
Useful Services On Campus You Might Not Be Aware Of
Finding support in university can be difficult when dealing with stresses of school, home-life, and work. There are several services at...
Self-care to Reduce Stress Levels
With midterms finally over and finals closer than they appear, it’s easy to forget ourselves in our crazy everyday schedules. Here I have...
5 Tips for Self Care
Taking time for self-care as a college student is very challenging. Maintaining a busy schedule, that typically consists of school work,...
Who to Vote for in the Midterm Elections if You Support Planned Parenthood
Planned Parenthood is not only a nonprofit organization providing family planning services all over the United States, and the world, but...
5 Reasons as to why Her Campus means SO MUCH to me
I was a sophomore in college when I decided that my school needed Her Campus. In high school I often read Her Campus because it talked...
Growing Up & Into Myself: A Dialogue on Strength and Transition as a Womxn
Writing an article centred on the theme of Womxn’s Day proved to be a lot harder than I thought it would be. There were so many ways I...
A Letter to My Mom: Thank You for All You've Given Me
Dear Mom, Now that I’m older and beginning to understand life from an adult’s perspective, I become increasingly proud to call myself your...
Strong Women in Broadway Musicals: What They Teach Us
As a girl growing up with a love for musical theater, it was and still is important for me to familiarize myself with shows that have...
10 Lessons I've Learned from the Womxn in My Life
When I think of womxn, I think of grit. I think of sacrifice and dealing with stuff we shouldn’t have to deal with and just grinding it out...
Who are the Students for Reproductive Justice?
Check out my SoundCloud podcast covering SRJ here: https://soundcloud.com/user-923437330/who-are-the-students-for-reproduct... The Students...
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Loving Yourself With or Without Makeup
Makeup is one of those things with a lot of different uses. It’s an art, a product, a form of expression, and a beauty enhancer. As I've...
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What My Girl Friends Have Taught Me
I hate drama. I have been known to lack sensitivity. I am alarmingly sarcastic. Thus, my young and naïve brain decided that I was not going...
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HCUWB Spotlight : Stephanie Le
Name: Stephanie Le Hometown: Everett, WA Major: Business Language(s): English/Vietnamese Year: 2019 What Womxn on campus inspires you? Sara...
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Songs for My Womxn: Your International Womxn’s Day Playlist
March 8th is International Womxn's Day, which got me thinking about how much I love being a womxn ! But nothing gets me psyched on...
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UCLA’s V-Day Coalition is Changing the Game with “Lips”
A play, by UCLA, for UCLA
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2017 HerCampus Voter Guide - Candidates Empowering Womxn Near You!
It's voting szn! Do you know who you're voting for?
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Why I Choose to Identify As a Womxn
The new change in spelling of the word ‘womxn’ is done in an effort to emphasize the idea that womxn are their own separate people, capable of operating on their own and without a man to aid them. The new spelling is also seen as intersectional, as it is meant to include transgender womxn, womxn of color, womxn from third world countries, and every other self-identifying womxn out there.
