Her Campus at Holy Cross
I Want to Swim With Sharks
A reflection on the importance of marine conservation and one writer's fascination with swimming with sharks.
Her Campus at Holy Cross
From the Hill to the Green Monster: The Game of the Season
A once-in-a-lifetime account of Holy Cross' recent football game against Georgetown at Fenway Park!
Her Campus at Holy Cross
Myself and I at Maroon 5
The exhilaration and independence that comes from doing something alone, specifically going to a Maroon 5 concert for this writer!
Her Campus at Cal State Chico
College: Survival of the Sleep Deprived
Frankie discusses the college experience in a nutshell.
Her Campus at Queen's U
The Dance Floor Is Empty, Yet Everyone’s Still Watching
I can't go to the club anymore without wondering: what happened to having fun? In an age of embarrassment, how can we reclaim dancing and enjoy what we went...
Her Campus at UCSB
My First Quarter Living on Del Playa: What No One Tells You About Life on the Most Chaotic Street at UCSB
Living on DP is truly a once-in-a-lifetime lifestyle opportunity. Does it have its flaws? Sure, but that’s part of the college experience — it’s about having fun and making...
Experiences
These National Cookie Day 2025 Deals Are A Real Treat
This might be my favorite holiday of all time.
Her Campus at UVA
Reconnecting with my Past Through Connecting with my Future: How Bonding with New Friends in College has Brought Back Memories from my Childhood
Bonding with new friends in college has been difficult. One way my friends and I have found to be most effective at growing our friendship while at school has...
Her Campus at Illinois
How to Stay Present During the Holidays
'Tis the season for stress, nasty weather, and overwhelming family functions. How can one balance family, end-of-semester deadlines, and the emotional weight that winter tends to bring?
Her Campus at Dalhousie
Between Tantallon and the City: Finding Confidence in my Queer Identity at Dalhousie
Between Tantallon’s quiet familiarity and Halifax’s vibrant openness, I learned that self-discovery isn’t about choosing one world over another, but finding confidence that travels with you.