Her Campus at St. Andrews
Is 32 the New 25?
New psychological research has found that the brain doesn't fully mature until age 32, instead of the previously thought 25. This article explores this finding and how it is...
Her Campus at Flame U
Why I Prefer Things That Age Well
On Objects, Ideas, and People That Endure We are living in an era obsessed with not aging. Anti aging serums promise to freeze time. Cosmetic procedures are marketed as...
Her Campus at West Chester
The Scent Of Memory
Scent can guide us to our most painful and beautiful memories, a duality of haunt and hope
Her Campus at UC Berkeley
WHY DO WE CALL IT “GROWING UP”?
I’ve been wondering recently, why do we call aging“growing up?” Aside from the biological expansion of our height upwards toward the sky, I don’t know if we necessarily are...
Her Campus at UC Riverside
 I Turned 18 Now What?
In the United States, you unlock a plethora of perks when you turn eighteen. These include the ability to vote, play the lottery, buy stocks, and get married. But...
Her Campus at MUJ
AGE IS JUST A NUMBER, RIGHT?
A person can experience multiple emotions in a short span of time, but still is neglected because of how old they are, but in the end age is just...
Her Campus at Kenyon
Guessing Grades at Kenyon College
A trick to guessing someone’s grade is based on how they carry themselves. Do they walk into a room like they own the place, immediately finding their group of...
Her Campus at UCT
Minding the Gap: Navigating Age Gaps in Relationships
Navigating age gaps in relationships can be difficult, espacially with the unequal power dynamics they can bring. However, openness and communication can ensure genuine connections are made.
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Is there something to fear about getting older as a woman?
Being a woman in society is a difficult process in itself, but the aging experience and the stigmas surrounding it add more difficulty
Her Campus at USF
I’m a 20-something teenage girl
As your teenage years come to a close, it is important to remember that you are not supposed to know everything. Mistakes are all part of the journey.