As a first-generation college student, my college acceptance wasn’t just mine, it was the sum of my family’s sacrifices, late nights, long talks, and constant love and encouragement in...
Her Campus at UCF
Being a First-Gen Student isn’t Easy
Her Campus at UPR
On Being Trans-Masc, ‘Harry Potter’ And Why I Can’t Kill The Author
Harry Potter and the Wizarding World was once something that was an integral part of my life and so many others trans and LGBTQ+ people. This is why I...
Experiences
How Adulthood Changed My Thanksgiving — & Me With It
My favorite holiday looks different than it used to, and that's OK.
Life
How Speaking Up For Immigrant Teens Taught Me The Power Of My Voice
I once struggled to speak English. Now i’m speaking on Capitol Hill.
Her Campus at JMU
I’m A Lucinda: The Summer I Decentered Men From My Life
Sure, I was once a Lucinda, but now I’m a girl who finally knows who she is — with no man involved.
Life
As A “No Sabo” Kid, My Chicanx Identity Has Always Been Gatekept. I’m Taking It Back
I was made to feel like I'm not enough — but I am more than enough.
Her Campus at JMU
The Reality Of Being A Woman
Maybe it's not all men, but somehow, it's always a man.
News
My College Shut Down DEI. As A Minority Student, The Impact Is Personal
I'm left to pick up the pieces.