Her Campus at UCF
Mamdani Wins Race for New York City Mayor
Zohran Mamdani, 34, wins race for the next New York City Mayor.
Her Campus at CU Boulder
The Front Page Wasn’t Just Bad Taste, It Was Misleading & Unsettling
When the New York Post turned Zohran Mamdani’s historic mayoral win into a Soviet-style caricature, it wasn’t satire, it was fear disguised as journalism.
Her Campus at NCSU
Her Campus NC State’s 2025 Student Government Endorsement
Student government shapes the lives of those who participate and every student on campus. We are feeling the effects of decisions made at the national level across the country,...
Her Campus at Wisconsin
10 THINGS TO DO TO LIMIT ANXIETY WHILE WAITING FOR THE ELECTION RESULTS
Because waiting for the results never gets easier
Her Campus at Cal Poly
Reflecting on January 6th, 2021, U.S. Democracy and What’s at Stake in 2025
Reflecting on January 6th, 2021, exploring the affects we are still seeing today, and offering action suggestions for the reader
Her Campus at Northwestern
This Is How I’m Politically Destressing
In times like these, it's crucial to prioritize well-being and destress. Here are five things I’ve done to cope with the 2024 presidential election results.
Her Campus at SLU
The Nature of Nurture
Free will, self-determination, autonomy- do these concepts truly exist? Do we genuinely have the ability to make our own choices, free from outside influence? Or is there always something...
Her Campus at UCF
My Election Day Experience: A Day of Civic Duty and Reflection
Election Day is a significant event for any democratic society. It can be a day filled with routine and civic duty. For me, it was a day full of...
Her Campus at U Ottawa
Why You Should Vote in Every Election, Even the Student Government Ones
With a Canadian federal election looming over us with talks of more confidence votes, it's natural to be checked into the world of elections and civic duty. But what...
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...