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Lily Alvino

I am a junior at Boston University, studying Political Science and Public Health, with a focus on the intersection of editorial and journalistic work, sustainability, and foreign policy. My academic …

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Makalah Wright

Lover of Learning | Leader at Heart

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Katie Kausch

Reporter and writer. Fueled by coffee.

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AaSokiyah Weaver

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Neda Madany

Based in Toronto, Ontario.

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Gabriela Guedes

Estudante de Jornalismo | Faculdade Cásper LíberoPor aqui, um mix de entretenimento, esportes e muita curiosidade pelo mundo!

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Latest Articles

On Journaling the Uncomfortable (And Remembering the Rest)

I don’t quite remember when I stopped keeping a diary and started a journal, but ever since childhood, I’ve been an avid documenter of everyday life. Somewhere along the way, though, as my journals shed their glitter stickers and bubble-lettered headers, they also began to lose the color of my …
By Isabelle Demian
• Her Campus

Why Wanting Reassurance in Relationships Is Not a Weakness

For a long time, I thought wanting reassurance was a flaw.Not something dramatic, just a quiet insecurity I tried to keep to myself. The kind that shows up when you reread texts before sending them, or when you hesitate before asking a simple question because you don’t want to sound …
By Nguyen Bao Han Tran
• Her Campus

The Pomegranate: Can a Symbol Survive the Algorithm?

Tough, ruby red skin peeled back to reveal jewels of blood tucked neatly in their pockets. You pop them out like loose teeth, your fingers stained pink from the fruit of your labor. The image of the pomegranate has circulated through nearly every branch of culture–literature, religion, myth, and now …
By Isabelle Demian
• Her Campus

Virginity Is a Choice, Not a Measure of Worth

Growing up in a traditional Vietnamese household, I was taught that a woman’s virginity is tied to her worth. Losing it meant losing something important about myself. That belief followed me through childhood and into adulthood, lingering even when I no longer resonated with it.In my family, sex was never …
By Nguyen Bao Han Tran
• Her Campus

How UCF Students Can Secure Internships

The current job market around the University of Central Florida presents students with an extremely challenging environment, as internships have transformed into essential tools for post-graduation survival. Seen more commonly now than ever, recent UCF graduates face challenges competing in the job market.This current job market requires UCF students to …
By Arsheeya Garg's Portfolio
• Her Campus

Third Time’s the Charm! Anok Yai Named 2025 Model of the Year

Every year the British Fashion Council (BFC), a fashion nonprofit, determines who will hold the coveted role of model of the year. The decision is made through two stages of voting by a wide variety of international fashion industry professionals, including the CEO of the BFC Laura Weir, and the …
By Savannah Abbey
• Her Campus

Diwali Recap Amidst Hate Speech

In a luminous celebration of heritage, achievement, and community, the White House hosted its annual Diwali observance on Oct. 21, spotlighting the contributions of Indian Americans across government, business, and civil society. The event, held in the Oval Office, brought together a distinguished group of Indian-American leaders and professionals, reflecting …
By Arsheeya Garg's Portfolio
• Her Campus

7 Christmas Horror Movies To Get You in the Holiday Spirit

Content warning: This article discusses extreme fictional violence.With Halloween just recently coming to a close and Christmas decorations already spreading through stores, we’re back in that weird sweet spot between the holidays. Bags of candy on sale, Frank Sinatra wishing listeners Merry Christmas while it’s still eighty degrees, skulls coming …
By Peyton Worsham
• Her Campus