Her Campus at BU
5 Simple Things To Make Your Day Better: Boston University Edition
If you're a Boston University student, this is for you!
Her Campus at Texas
No Matter Where I Am, The Valley is My Home
Missing the Rio Grande Valley during my second year of college.
Her Campus at Carleton
What nearly 20 years with the same best friend has taught me
What are the most important parts and lessons in a good female friendship? Here's what I've learned from 20 years with the same best friend.
Her Campus at Brown
Gratitude in Action: Give Back This Thanksgiving at Brown
It's the season of gratitude and Thanksgiving is near, a perfect time to turn thought into action on College Hill. Read for a few easy volunteer opportunities around campus...
Her Campus at Brown
The Perfect Holiday Gift Exchange at Brown: A Her Campus Guide
The holiday season is just around the corner, and that means gift exchanges! It's never too early to start planning, so here's your guide to the perfect setup &...
Her Campus at Brown
The Snowport Festival: Boston’s Holiday Market Is a Celebration of Community and Commerce That You Need to Support
Discover Boston’s Snowport Market, a festive holiday destination celebrating local vendors, diverse communities, and winter cheer. Explore why this seasonal market is a must-visit for residents and visitors alike.
Her Campus at MUJ
Broadening Horizons with Travel
Wanderlust is defined as “the wish to travel far away and to many different places”, and it surely is one of the coolest kinds of desires to have! Life...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
A romantização da vida de colunista: Glamour vs Precarização
A vida das colunistas retratadas em filmes dos anos 2000, sempre foi muito romantizada. Mas será que na realidade é assim?
Her Campus at TX State
ASK HER: ADVICE SESSION
We have a wide variety of questions this week, from toxic friendships to mending old ones, as well as some relationship advice, per usual. If you have any questions,...
Her Campus at UVA
Outgrowing the Past: All the Things We Left Behind
There are things we outgrow quietly, without even noticing—until one day, they no longer fit the shape of who we’ve become.