Her Campus at JMU
The Silent Rage of Women: The Election of 2024
We are here, and we will always be here, whether they choose to see us or not. We have built every human existence and every soul with life that...
Her Campus at TX State
Elections, Anxiety, & The Ongoing Fight For Justice
Election season may be over, but the impact on Black and POC students is far from it. As results rolled in and political tensions rose, the emotional and mental...
Her Campus at Toronto MU
Fair Skin Isn’t The Only Form of Lovely
It’s time to reclaim our diverse skin tones.
Her Campus at Oswego
Patriot Front: The Rise of White Nationalism
On July 6, the Patriot Front marched through downtown Nashville, Tennessee after exiting U-Haul trucks. This article will touch on the group's agenda, as well as similar issues through...
Her Campus at York U
A Missed Opportunity: Young Royals’ Brief Exploration of Felice’s Blackness
As Sweden’s most popular Netflix series (Netflix), Young Royals impacts views of Swedish people, most significantly youth. A more specific focus on Felice's Blackness and more time to watch...
Her Campus at NYU
This NYC-Based Thriller is Not What It Seems and Takes Writing About Minority Voices to the Next Level
CC Sabrina Blandon reviewed Amina Akhtar's lates thriller ALMOST SURELY DEAD which is part thriller, part stalker story set in NYC.
Her Campus at St. Andrews
The Issue of Inclusivity at St Andrews and Ways to Empower Women Around You
The first time I stepped foot in the town of St. Andrews, I immediately fell in love. The cobbled streets and quaint coffee shops, the sea breeze and castle...
Her Campus at KCL
Why Do Women of Colour Have To Be Everything, Everywhere, All at Once?
Women of colour: Hollywood’s favourite resource to exploit as extraordinary. Is that harmful?
Her Campus at TCU
Being BIPOC/International in College: What It’s Like, and How It’s Changing
I've taken the time to interview several TCU freshmen on their thoughts about campus life as a minority scholar, as well as their predictions on how the minority collegiate...
