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The Black Herstory Month Series: Keri Gray-Lifting as She Climbs

Published: February 13, 2017

For Black History Month, we honor and celebrate the fabulous black feminists and wonderful womanists who continue to build the feminist movement and bend the arc of history toward justice. Today’s Fantastic Black Feminist is Keri Gray-Keri is an organizer, activist and advocate working to build programming for youth that is centered on honoring the […]

Feminists Fight Back: Post Election Reflections

Published: December 8, 2016

As you can imagine, it’s been a tumultuous time in Washington, D.C. and across the nation. We here at Feminist Campus know how you feel. We’re still reeling from the election, and we hope that you’re practicing self-care and are leaning on one another. In these times, things feel so uncertain, and so many plans […]

Happy LGBTQIA History Month!: Five History Makers You Won’t See in the History Books

Published: October 1, 2015

Move on over, Harvey Milk! October is LGBTQIA History Month, and we’re going to kick it off by introducing you to five LGBTQIA folks you definitely didn’t learn about in history class. Sit down, take out your notes and let’s get into it! Dr. Pauli Murray “What is often called exceptional ability is nothing more […]

Feminism Knows no Borders: Standing Shoulder to Shoulder

Published: September 1, 2015

Since I was 7 years old, I have dedicated my life to women and girls. My mother was married at 14 years old and I had my first marriage proposal when I was twelve. Growing up in Afghanistan, I have always felt the discrimination and violence against women but instead of becoming discouraged, I decided […]

Get Into It: “Organize, Reflect, Act: A Day of Action for Justice in Louisiana”

Published: January 15, 2015

We’re against the AFA. We’re upset that our state government has chosen to align with them, and we’re upset that our university is allowing it to be done on our campus.

Standing On The Side of Love: Last Night’s Pro-Choice Rally in New Orleans

Published: July 25, 2014

Last night, Feminist Majority Foundation, New Orleans Abortion Fund, and Tulane University Students United for Reproductive Justice came together to unite the community for a candlelight vigil.

Activism 101: Bridging the Gap Between Faith and Feminism

Published: May 12, 2014

We decided to learn more about the nature of the connection between feminism and major US religions by holding an event we called the Faith & Feminism Panel. The discussion we had that night was incredible.

Has It Gotten Better? Mormons and Their LGBTQ Congregations

Published: July 2, 2013

“People are not leaving because they don’t believe,” Jensen said. “They are leaving because it hurts too much to stay.”

Catholic Universities and Contraception

Published: January 25, 2013

Had someone told me when I accepted my admittance to Georgetown University that I would subsequently be relinquishing my basic rights as a female and accepting a status as second-class citizen, I probably would have picked a different university. Now this is not to imply that I don’t love my school, I do, but I […]

We Won Big in ND, But the Battle Has Just Begun

Published: June 25, 2012

We did it! We won by a landslide, 64 to 36 percent vote against measure 3. Thanks in part to the organizing efforts and determination of college students in the North Dakota and Minnesota areas, North Dakota’s primary had astonishing turnout of 175,286 voters in 426 precincts so far. According to the Elections Department at […]