Why GMOs Are Actually Fine
GMOs have been so widely demonized by the media and big business.
Emma Ostenfeld (VCU ‘22)
Emma Ostenfeld (VCU ‘22)
Emma Ostenfeld is currently a Junior at Virginia Commonwealth University studying psychology. She is interested in creative (or any other form) of writing and has joined Her Campus in order to improve her skills and experience in this field. Originally from NOVA, she loves everything about living in Richmond Except that she had to leave her three cats at home and misses them dearly. She loves her friends but is enough of an introvert that alone time is a necessity for the sake of her mental health and the sanity of those around her. She is an extreme foodie and always appreciates any restaurant recommendations.
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Vaccine Relief and Why We Should Still Be Careful
If you haven't gotten your COVID vaccine, just wait. The feeling of relief is enormous. That being said, we still can't just immediately return to business as usual, and this is why.
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The Duality of Women: Ina Garten
Little did you know, there is so much more to this chef behind her sweet smile and love of buttery cuisine.
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I Can't Always Turn Off My Empathy and It's Tiring
I like that I'm generally able to sense and understand the feelings of those around me. That being said, it can get a bit exhausting when I can't turn it off.
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The Weather, Mood and Why They Are Linked
Recently, I feel as though Virginia weather has been a bit garbage.
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Black Artists and Their Artwork Within The VMFA
Here is a list of several black artists and their motivations behind the creations available for viewing at the VMFA.
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Fetishes You Haven't Heard of and Probably Don't Want to Know
I'm all for appreciating and accepting everyone's interests, sexual or otherwise. That being said, reading about certain fetishes made me question how humanity even got this far.
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The 5 Conflict Management Styles
Conflict and confrontation, my absolute least favorite combination of things.
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The Struggles of Being Indecisive
I'm not saying that indecision is my biggest flaw—but it certainly has been irritatingly constant in my life and I feel like some people will be able to relate.
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Popular Unhealthy Coping Mechanisms in College
College can make for a rough time and more often than not, students will turn to coping mechanisms that can make it much worse.
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Why Celebrating Thanksgiving Potluck Style is Superior
We’ve always celebrated the Thanksgiving meal potluck style.
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Weird Things That Have Happened to Me (and People I Know) While Living in Richmond
Let me start off by saying that I absolutely adore Richmond.
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Rating Wonderfully Rude Offhand Comments I've Heard People Say
Here are a random selection of horrible yet entertaining comments that I've either received or heard in reference to another person.
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Halloween As You Get Older
Spooky season is here, and it's lovely as always. However, it's definitely different celebrating in college than back when I was a child.
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Growing Up in a Family of All Boys
I grew up in a family where I had a brother, my cousins were all male and even the cats in my household were also boys.
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Differences in Approach To Politics: Then vs. Now
Many things have changed over the past 10 years and politics has been no exception.
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Why Do I Feel So Guilty? Productivity Guilt and Why it Happens
I used to be so good at simply napping and taking time to myself and now, I tend to feel guilty for doing this as if I should only be doing school work.
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Is Tinder a Waste of Time?
In our search for romance, many people have turned to dating apps. Tinder is one of the most popular and I have to say, I've heard some horror stories.
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Moving Through a Sexually Motivated World as Someone Who Might Not Be
People have many motivators in this world and I feel that a large one happens to be sex.
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Why We Enjoy Nostalgia
Personally, I really enjoy doing activities that remind me of my childhood, and I'm not completely certain why. So, I decided to do a bit of research, and it's actually pretty interesting.
