Her Campus at Wake Forest
When Self-Worth Becomes the Diagnosis
A guide to dissecting your self worth, and how it relates to wellness culture today.
Her Campus at West Chester
How to be Productive, While Procrastinating School
Maintaining a productive lifestyle can be tricky, especially when you’re a college student. When most people, myself included, think about being productive, we tend to think about getting our...
Her Campus at UVA
Is Cold Tolerance Possible?
As temperatures shift between chilly days and surprisingly warm afternoons in the 60s, it’s hard not to notice that some UVA students continue wearing T-shirts and shorts. How do...
Her Campus at UCF
Forgiving Yourself: The Art of Letting Go
Forgiving yourself for past mistakes and realizing to let that go.
Her Campus at Mt Holyoke
The Art of Learning to Say No
The art of saying no is one many hear of and few master. This article is perfect for anybody who finds themself struggling to set boundaries!
Her Campus at St. John's
The Purity Culture to Hookup Culture Pipeline (A Deep Dive):
What's the deal with commitment? Why are men promoting a purity fantasy instead of trying to develop a real connection and just hooking up? Here's your answer.
Her Campus at St. John's
The Double Standard in College Hookup Culture
College is a time of freedom to explore identities, independence and relationships. Hookup culture has become a big part of many campuses and is often portrayed as very casual...
Her Campus at UWindsor
Growing Pains
Happiness is a series of growing pains. Happiness doesn’t come from the blade of a straightener, the point of a needle, or a soft stream set. It doesn’t come...
Her Campus at DCU
International Women’s Day: Informing the Conversation on Female Genital Mutilation
The reality for hundreds of thousands of girls as young as three years old is the mutilation of their genitals against their will in an effort to please patriarchal...
Her Campus at DCU
The Importance of Taking Women’s Health Seriously
From chronic pain conditions being dismissed as “stress” to life-threatening symptoms going undiagnosed for years, women consistently report not being believed, not being studied, and not being prioritised.