Her Campus at Northeastern
Complaining Makes You Friends
Complaining gets a bad rap, but it can do more than let off steam. Here is why the everyday complaint might be one of our most underrated tools for...
Her Campus at Mizzou
Childhood joy is ageless: What my New York City trip taught me about growing up.
Often we leave what we loved in our childhoods behind, especially if that love is considered childish, like dolls. However, I learned that the greatest way to uphold connections...
Her Campus at Toronto MU
Sports & Sociality: How Sports Serve as a Binding Force for Human Connection
Sports are more than an entertainment sector. They are a vessel of kinship that allows people to engage in the world of play together.
Her Campus at McMaster
Men Made Me Hate Femininity. Girls Taught Me to Love It.
I spent years thinking I was better than other girls because I wasn't like them. I hated dresses, avoided anything too girly, and convinced myself I just wasn't that...
Her Campus at Toronto MU
No One Wants to Be a Villager Anymore
In a society so focused on individualism, we need each other more than ever.
Her Campus at UC Berkeley
THEY SAY A CRUSH IS JUST A LACK OF INFORMATION
We love to glamorize connections as the ‘Red String Theory,’ which is the invisible string connecting two people whose paths will eventually cross. In reality, as a college student,...
Her Campus at Illinois
My Love Language is Not ‘Touch’; It’s My Grandma.
Loneliness and loss of connection is beside a great deal of the population. Grappling with this can be difficult, but sometimes all it takes is a session in the...
Her Campus at Cal State Chico
How Do We Relationship (College Edition)?
Aubrey navigates the struggles of keeping up with relationships in a busy college life.
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Is the most connected generation also the loneliest? The rise of youth loneliness around the world
Why being constantly connected doesn’t always mean feeling less alone