Her Campus at Exeter
Can a government be ‘Brat’?
Following the trend of 'Brat' this summer, political parties have embraced being 'Brat' in their campaigns, but can this be continued when it comes to government?
Her Campus at Exeter
Why is it such a rush? The student accommodation crisis and what you can do about it
Finding student accommodation in Exeter can be a stressful process and often feels like a huge rush, but why is it such a rush and what can students do...
Her Campus at Exeter
How could the Employment Rights Bill impact university students?
The proposed Employment Rights Bill is set to have a significant impact on part-time work, including for university students.
Her Campus at UCT
Southport and South Africa: Is xenophobia on the rise?
Xenephobia is on the rise, with incidents in both South Africa and the United Kingdom.
Her Campus at St. Andrews
The Colorado Consequences
When Donald Trump was finally ousted by Joe Biden in the 2020 U.S. presidential election, the world heaved a sigh of relief â but I did not. Donât get...
Her Campus at Nottingham
The Inequality of Unpaid Labour Unmasked: Gregg Wallaceâs Unintentional ExposĂ© Sparks Debate
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Nottingham chapter.If you have been on X (Twitter) recently, you may have noticed Gregg Wallaceâs name...
Her Campus at Leeds
Barclays Climate Debt
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Leeds chapter.In recent years, there has been growing concern for climate change and consumersâ choice of...
Her Campus at UC London
Las Patronas
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UC London chapter.This article aims to provide visibility on the work of âLas Patronasâ (loosely translated...
Her Campus at Leeds
âUnprecedented Commitmentsâ
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Leeds chapter.Finally, a breakthrough in over five years of UCU strike action Although UCU have repeatedly...
Her Campus at Leeds
The Cost of Living and UCU Strikes
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Leeds chapter.In 1888, some 1,400 workers (predominantly women) walked out of the Bryant and May match...