Rating Flowers I Found Around Campus
My first days on this campus feel so close yet so far, and it’s hard to believe that my first year here is almost over. I remember all the...
Julie Bauer (Susqu ‘22)
Julie Bauer (Susqu ‘22)
I'm a freshman Publishing and Editing major here at Susquehanna! In my free time, I love to read, write, draw, and play video games.
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My Summer To-Do List
We write as a form of escapism. There’s nothing better than disappearing for awhile into a world you’ve created all on your own, far...
Redrawing My Old(er) Art
I did another redraw! Last time I did this, I redrew something from around 2016, but this time, the drawing is from 2015. It’s a piece of...
Points of Light and the History of National Volunteer Month
April is National Volunteer Month. It was established in April 1991 by President George W. Bush as part of his 1,000 Points of Light...
Redrawing My Old Art
Sometimes I get nostalgic, look back through my old sketchbooks, and cringe. I know it’s unfair to compare little Julie, who was just...
I Am Really Really Excited For 'The Never Tilting World'
If you’ve read any articles I’ve written for Her Campus ever, you probably know that I love YA books. I thought that by now that I’d have...
Shirley Chisholm: The First Black Woman to Run for the Presidential Nomination
History is full of badass women who have dared to challenge the status quo, and yet we’re often not taught about them. Women’s History...
Women's History Month and Cool Activist Women: Graciela Sanchez
March is Women’s History Month—a month to celebrate women’s contributions to American history. The event began in 1978 in Santa Rosa,...
'The Summer Children' is a Beautifully Twisted Crime Novel
FBI agent Mercedes Ramirez comes home one night to find a young boy, covered in blood and clutching a white teddy bear, on her front porch...
The Scariest Book I've Ever Read is About Climate Change
Dry, written by acclaimed YA author Neal Shusterman in collaboration with his son Jarrod Shusterman, takes place in Southern California,...
3 YA Authors of Color to Support
Now is the perfect time to support authors of color. Especially within the YA genre, there are all kinds of authors out there who are...
'Girls of Paper and Fire' is a Great Story With Much-Needed Representation
Natasha Ngan said: “I’m gonna give the gays everything they want.” And then she wrote Girls of Paper and Fire , a YA fantasy with sorely-...
Ideas for Celebrating Valentine's Day with Your Long Distance Partner
Since many holidays are about spending time with your loved ones, they can be pretty rough for people in long distance relationships...
'Bloom Into You' is the Perfect Romance for LGBT Rep
It happens all too often where a show will have two characters who are implied to be LGBT-- but only ever implied. And even if the show...
'Starfish' is a Must-Read for Fans of Realistic YA Fiction
It’s rare that I read a book whose main character feels so real to me I forget I’m reading a work of fiction. In fact, having relatable...
Top Three Books I'm Looking Forward to Reading Over Break
Many college students feel like their schoolwork combined with the general craziness of life leaves them no time to read books for pleasure...
Why You Should Watch PiroPito's Minecraft Let's Play
It’s finals season and we’re all super stressed. If you’re looking for something relaxing to watch and turn your brain off for a bit, why...
How to Get Into the Holiday Spirit
When I was a kid, I felt the magic of the holiday season as soon as December 1st came around. I absolutely loved hearing Christmas music...
Tips for Surviving the Cold Weather
It feels like fall lasted a whole two weeks. Susquehanna’s campus is now a snowy, slushy, yucky mess, and whatever leaves have managed to...
Sounds for Homework and Studying
Many people need absolute silence to study. I am definitely not one of those people; in fact, I have trouble concentrating unless there’s...
