Her Campus at Furman
My Experience With an IUD So Far
I started my journey with birth control back in high school. My periods were so debilitating that for years I’d missed classes due to the excruciating cramps and heavy...
Her Campus at Winthrop
No More Waiting For The Other Shoe to Drop
Sometimes amazing things happen to us. Wonderful, amazing things. Things that we’ve worked really hard for Or things we’ve been waiting forever for. Or things thought we’d never get...
Her Campus at NU
Flood of Emotions
Why do we have to control our emotions? Can we really control them? Or better why do we even have emotions?
Her Campus at CNU
Jump into Spring this Year with Daylight Saving Time
For most of us, the endless clock changes twice a year, “falling” back by one hour in early November, and “springing” forward in early March, through Daylight Saving Time....
Her Campus at Kenyon
Tinder: A Hell Of Kenyon’s Own
Fish picture. Lacrosse picture. Baseball picture. Red flag after red flag after red flag. My thumb keeps swiping left. Aha, I find one—a boy who has “climate change” as...
Her Campus at TAMU
What’s with all the negative birth control stigma? A personal dive into harmful TikTok rhetoric surrounding the pill
On a normal evening when I was scrolling through TikTok, I began to notice a pattern on my For You page. Recently, it seems that there has been this...
Her Campus at Bristol
IT’S OKAY TO NOT HAVE A PLAN: TIPS FOR COPING WITH UNCERTAINTY IN FINAL YEAR
Being in the final year of university with thoughts of an impending graduation can be scary. As students, we feel the need to suddenly have our lives planned out...
Her Campus at GCU
How The Word “Home” Completely Changed After Three Years In College
Growing up, I had a sense of home. It wasn’t a word I questioned or put much thought into. “Home” was my two-story house on Walnut Lane; it was...
Her Campus at Tampa
Dating Different
I’ve often been described as “stubborn” by many of my friends and family. I am just too stuck in my ways and picky across the board — but why...