Her Campus at UNH
What to get your parents for christmas
If you’re anything like me, you struggle with what to buy your mom and dad for Christmas. Every year, my parents are the hardest people to buy gifts for...
Her Campus at Lasell
Otterboxes: Which to get based on your lifestyle
One thing to know about me is this: I take really good care of my phones. No, like seriously. Ever since I got my first iPhone 6 in that...
Her Campus at Illinois
Things I’ve Done With My Finances + Things You Should Do, Too
Your college years are one of the most important years of your life because they lay out the foundation and fortify the rest of your adulthood habits, including how...
Her Campus at Exeter
Making money whilst at university
At the best of times, Uni life is expensive, with books, tech, rent, food, and social events it can seem difficult to keep up with the costs. With the...
Her Campus at UPR
Why Ads Are Absolutely the Worst
Massive corporations have been tricking us all this time. Here I present to you exactly how they get you to buy all their products.
Her Campus at West Chester
How to prepare for the holidays
As stressful as the upcoming holidays can be, there are ways to manage your stress and be ready for the celebration. The holidays can be overwhelming, from seeing family...
Her Campus at DCU
How to save money in college
If you’re a student, you know that money can sometimes be tough to come by. I empathise with you, I’ve done my fair share of skimping and saving money....
Her Campus at USF
A Pause on Student Loan Forgiveness Plan: “To Be Continued” or “The End”?
Back in August, President Joe Biden announced a plan that would provide relief for many Americans who have huge amounts of student loan debt. The plan was very promising,...
Money
What I Spent In A Week As A University Of Pittsburgh Student
Yes, I bought coffee almost every single day this week...
Her Campus at UCD
Consuming America
Our American identity is loosely based on catered accessibility and excess. When foreigners look at America, one of the first things they notice is this perpetuation of spending habits...