Her Campus at DU

05/03/2022

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01/30/2022

Hi everyone! Your new co-presidents are so excited to work with all of you. Please dm us if you have any questions about HC! Have a great week:). ❤️

01/16/2022

we’re back with good energy for 2022! click the link in our bio to read our most recent articles! 🤍

09/21/2021

happy week 2! you are stronger than ever!

09/13/2021

welcome back! we are so excited to share some great new articles with you all and we hope you will love them all! have a great quarter and enjoy this gentle reminder.

09/10/2021

Come visit HCDU at tonight’s Involvement Fair! We have some of our lovely writers running the table that would love to see new faces :)

08/24/2021

Meet our Executive Board! This is Brooke Orrill, Senior Editor at HCDU.

I’m Brooke, I’m majoring in socio-legal studies and history and also minoring in Judaic studies. I hope to one day attend law school and pursue speech and policy writing. I can’t wait to be more involved with her campus this year!

#hcdu #hcxo

08/24/2021

Meet our Executive Board! This is Amanda Barnett, Campus Correspondent (President) at HCDU.

I’m a second year (class of 2024!) majoring in Criminology and Psychology. I love writing about women’s and LGBTQ issues and the occasional entertainment piece. After writing for Her Campus for a year, I’m so excited to be Campus Correspondent this year!

#hcdu #hcxo

08/24/2021

Meet our Executive Board! This is Alexandra Kaufman, our Treasurer!

Class of ‘23. I major in English and minors in socio legal studies and math. A fun fact is I just got my own puppy!

#hcdu #hcxo

08/24/2021

Meet our Executive Board! This is Dhiona Jaramillo, Social Media Director at HCDU.

My major is biochemistry with minors in biology and human health sciences and systems. I like to write about women empowerment and women working in the stem field!

#hcdu #hcxo

08/24/2021

Meet our Executive Board! This is Alexa Samson, Vice President at HCDU.

I’m a sophomore double majoring in Psychology and Criminology with a minor is Socio-Legal Studies. I’m super excited to work with amazing women on campus and amplify their voices!!

08/24/2021

Meet our Executive Board! This is Sameha Haque, Events Director at HCDU.

I am a third year student studying biology and political science with minors in sociology and writing practices. My hobbies include reading and binging the latest shows on Netflix!

04/16/2021

Coping with Anxiety in a Virtual Freshman Year

“This school year has been difficult for everyone. While things are going better than I thought they would, I faced some of the hardest times over the past year due to my anxiety.” 💛

I’ve struggled with anxiety for years.

04/16/2021

As College Comes To An End

“Yet, with eight weeks left, I realize that I shouldn’t have willed it away so quickly. I suppose all I can do now is print out my favorite photos and purchase some picture frames.”

Yesterday I was eighteen years old, bawling until my eyes were swollen, embarking on the 18-hour car ride to North Philly.

04/01/2021

8 Women Who Changed Science Forever by Dhiona Jaramillo

“For national Women’s History Month, I wanted to bring to light some women who changed the face of science forever.” 👩‍🔬🔬🧪

For national Women’s History Month, I wanted to bring to light some women who changed the face of science forever.

03/31/2021

Founder of Red Equity, Abbie McAdams, advocates for period poverty

“Red Equity is a non-profit that supports people want to learn more about period poverty. Red Equity is motivated to reduce the stigma around menstruation.”

In the fall of 2020, University of Denver (DU) freshman Abbie McAdams and 15-year-old Samantha Glover of Reno, Nevada founded Red Equity.

03/18/2021

My First Camping Trip in the West by Anastasia Vylegzhanina

Safe and fun adventures in a pandemic are still possible! 😊

Despite the pandemic, my friends and I did not put our heads down.

03/15/2021

10 Female Fronted Bands You Should Add to Your Playlist

Celebrate Women’s History Month by jamming out to these female-led bands! 🎶

Happy National Women’s History Month!

03/12/2021

Why I Love Nature by Alexandra Kaufman

One of our writers reflects on how much they appreciate Colorado’s beauty and nature. 🌿

From snowcapped mountains to fiery sunsets, the landscape of Colorado is one of the most beautiful in the world.

03/09/2021

7 Ways for you to Combat Climate Change

7 easy ways to combat climate change and protect our environment! 😊💗🌻

Have you also noticed the minimal snowfalls and warm sunny days in Denver this winter?

03/08/2021

Being Immersed in a Foreign Language by Anastasia Vylegzhanina

“Everything is possible if you really want it; A statement that I try to live by.”

Everything is possible if you really want it; A statement that I try to live by.

03/05/2021

The Language of Kindness: Some Tips & Tricks

Some tips and tricks to spread kindness 😊💗✨

The language of kindness is a universal one, yet throughout our lives, we are always learning the grammar and etiquette of it all.

03/04/2021

A Love Letter to My Friends by Anastasia Vylegzhanina

A love letter to friends 🥰✨

My Dear Friends, Don’t you agree that love can come in many forms?

02/25/2021

Letter to My Dog by Alexandra Kaufman

There is nothing like the unique bond between an owner and their dog 💗🐶

Dear Ruby, For my entire life, I have loved animals and all that I ever wanted was to have a dog.

02/20/2021

Is It a Privilege to Study Abroad? by Anastasia Vylegzhanina

“Throughout history, studying abroad remains a privilege for many people.”

Throughout history, studying abroad remains a privilege for many people.

02/17/2021

Unpacking White Privilege

“It is important to become aware of your privilege. This should be viewed as an opportunity to learn and truly change your behavior and cognitive dissonance to work towards making a more inclusive world.”

George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and Tony McDade are only a few black folks who were killed by racism.

02/15/2021

Focusing on the Good Times After Losing My Dad

“When I think of my dad, I think of rides to school, fishing trips, or singing along to songs in the car.”

Losing a loved one to illness is one of the hardest things to experience.

02/11/2021

My Parents Are Always With Me by Anastasia Vylegzhanina

Parents are our first teachers in life, and we should be thankful for that 😊💗

Parents are some of the most important people in the world, aren’t they?

02/06/2021

A Reflection of Gratitude

“Education is important for everyone and there are times in our lives when it matters more.” 😊📚

I’ve always appreciated my education.

02/05/2021

Why It's Okay to Take an Untraditional Education Path

Remember, your education is up to you! 😊📚

A quarter of the way through my junior year of college I felt my motivation and mental health slipping.

02/04/2021

My Education Saved Me

Education offers many opportunities, and for some it presents an escape from the harsh realities of the world 💗

Ever since I began my education, I have always tried my best.

02/03/2021

Three "Weird" Ways to Make Studying Bearable

Need some fun study tricks? Give these a try! 🤓📚

I think we can all agree that studying is the worst, right?

02/03/2021

Dear DU Students: Some Words of Encouragement

It’s okay to feel overwhelmed at times! 😊💗

It’s week three out of ten at DU and the pressure of the quarter is settling in.

02/01/2021

Someone Interesting I Met in College- Do I Count?

“I met myself during college” reflects one of our senior writers... 💗✨

Our theme this week at Her Campus DU was ‘Who is Someone Interesting You’ve Met During College”.

01/30/2021

How My Sexist Professor Fueled my Feminism

instead of letting oppressive systems bring her down, this writer used it to encourage her to keep going... 💪

Like any incoming Freshman, I couldn’t wait to start college back in Michigan.

01/28/2021

My Mentor and Friend

My Mentor and Friend

I never belonged to a serious jazz community before college. As far as I knew, my closest mentors were books and ten-minute YouTube videos.