Vines to Get You Through Finals Week
Vine may be dead, but we aren’t (yet). Stay strong my fellow Longhorns. 1. "It's finals week, you know what that means." For those moments...
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Her Campus Texas is Recruiting Writers for Fall 2018
Currently, we are recruiting staff writers for the Fall 2018 semester, so if you are a University of Texas at Austin student who loves journalism, writing, or just sharing your thoughts and opinions on an online format, consider joining our chapter!
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Bored? Here’s a List of Great Movies to Watch
Whether you’re trying to procrastinate during finals or already in summer, it’s a known fact that boredom is inevitable. We’ve all been...
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5 Summer Tips for Self-care
Summer time has come and with it comes the lazy days by the pool and carefree nights by a bonfire. But as any millennial knows, stress and...
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Do We Grow Out Of Fairytales––Or Do We Grow Into Them?
You’re in college now, and you're probably thinking you’re too old for fairytales, right? Wrong.
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3 Products that Promote the Environment’s Sustainability
1. KeepCup KeepCup is a company that dedicates their business to reducing the amount of waste that is created by disposable cups everyday...
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Echosmith: Inside a Dream Tour
On May 6, I had the privilege of attending Echosmith’s show at Emo’s in Austin. I had never been to this venue, but I live on Riverside and...
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Fun & Cheap Summer Bucket List Ideas
Finals season is officially upon which means one thing: summer is just around the corner! So, in the spirit of the growing anticipation for...
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Stop Blaming Just the Media: Why Audiences Contribute to Low-Quality News
Steve Kornacki, a National Political Correspondent for NBC News and MSNBC, claimed at the 2016 Texas Tribune Festival that he was an apologist for the media. Maybe I’m an apologist for the media, too. But as I see it, the media isn’t just the problem, in terms of fake news, money in the media, propaganda, etc. We need to start questioning our standards of the media as consumers, and how well our interactions with the media reflect our standards.
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Body Positivity: What It Is and What It Isn't
Body positivity has become a more common phrase in the last decade. People have started to embrace the idea of self-love and acceptance...
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Growing Up
I thought she was going to drown. That may be a slight over exaggeration, but, to me, it’s true. This poor little girl bobbed up and down...
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How to Read Art
The lecture truly began with Nancy: a comic about a school girl always present for various gags. It was almost a guilty indulgence, Karasik explained. No one spoke about reading Nancy although undoubtedly most did.
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Best Ted Talks to Watch In Your Free Time
Any college student, especially those attending the University of Texas, has heard at least once Ted Talk. If you don’t know, Ted Talks are...
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Maintaining Language Study Over the Summer
If you’re taking language classes at UT, you know that studying a language is a daily practice. Most introductory language courses hold...
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Best Places to See Live Music in Austin
Austin is known as the live music capital of the world, so why would someone not seek out music every weekend?
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How to Avoid Overpacking
Avoid overpacking by following these easy tips!
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End of the Year as Told by Memes
We are all tired, stressed and ready to be done so here are some memes to get you through the end of the semester. Good luck and may the...
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Summer Must-Reads
I really love to read- so much so that most of time I would rather read a good book than watch Netflix (unbelievable, I know). That being...
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Five Struggles People Who Wear Glasses Will Understand
At least 75% of all Americans wear some form of corrective lenses. Depending on personal preference and on doctor prescriptions, most of...
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How to Meet New People as an Introvert in 3 Steps
If you really try to put yourself out there and meet new people, you never know who you might find that could make an impact on your life in a way you never thought could happen before.
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