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Car Essentials for Commuting College StudentsÂ
This article is perfect for students who are new to commuting. Learn about what your car should have from a commuter with lots of experience AND a car short...
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The Art of Noticing
It's learning to practice the art of noticing these things that we label as nouns, and transitioning to learning how they feel as verbs, how we live them out....
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A Girl’s Guide to Saying Goodbye
HCWU's mission is to advocate and create a safe space for our members, while producing self expressive and transparent digital content aimed at collegiettes.
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I’m Just a Teenage Girl in my 20s; How to Navigate the Fear of Getting Older
Reaching that 20 milestone is daunting! But don't worry. You are not alone! With my tips and tricks you can conquer your fears of growing older.
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Freshman Year Glow
What the very scary reality of no longer being just a freshmen in college really looks like.
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What They Don’t Tell You About Turning 21…
You are expected to act and think like an adult, but in reality, being 21 years old is the awkward phase between being an adult and a teenager at...
Her Campus at SLU
An Ode to the Teenage Girl in Her Twenties
We should learn to view growing up as another excuse to keep having fun. Entering the second decade of my life sounded scary at first, but now I realize...
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6 Albums That Encapsulate Being in Your 20s
Through exploring different artists and genres, I've been able to find myself in the words of artists that accurately describe the complex emotions and circumstances that come with growing...
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The “Teen Girl In Their Twenties” Phenomenon
There's an entire community on TikTok that perfectly encapsulates that feeling-- "Teen girl in her 20s." This hashtag has garnered more than half a million views on the viral...
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The “Teenage Girl In Her Twenties” Debate
The "teenage girl in her twenties" trend is both loved by many and an annoyance for many. Where does this friction come from?