Her Campus at USF
How Content Creation Helped Me Build Confidence and Connections
If you’re curious how content creation can boost confidence and connection, here’s my personal journey.
Her Campus at U Conn
The Mindset That Actually Helped Me Grow On TikTok
When I was 15, I had the highly unoriginal experience of making a secret TikTok account and blocking everyone I knew. Even worse, One Direction videos were my vice....
Her Campus at Ithaca
Kylie Schultz Is Not That Innocent, Just That Iconic
I sat down with Kylie Schultz, a content creator, college student, and my personal friend who has gone viral for being everyone's favorite choice to play Britney Spear's in...
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12 Creator Programs College Students Should Apply For
Imagine having one of these on your resume!
Her Campus at NCSU
The Rise of AI-Generated Voices: Innovation or Exploitation?
A.I. is reshaping content creation across social media and, therefore, livelihoods. Artificial intelligence is generating various content, from memes to video essays, and voiceovers of Reddit posts. Even news...
Her Campus at UNT
Blogger Girl Fall
s the temperature fluctuates and the days fall shorter, it may seem like another winter is making its way in due time. BUT, autumn is still here to stay!...
Her Campus at TCU
Content Creation Diaries: Getting to the First 500 followers!
This article is just a small reflection on my writing account and my advice to anyone who is trying to grow their own.
Her Campus at Texas
How I Receive Free Products in College
Ever wondered how college students get free products or wanted to receive some yourself? Read this article to hear how I got started!
Her Campus at Warwick
My 10 year toxic relationship with my phone
Our lives are so consumed by the digital world because we have become increasingly and painstakingly dependent on technology. Horrifying.
Her Campus at TAMU
The Content Comeback: How Video Essays are Redefining Long-Form Storytelling
Amidst the rapid-fire world of short-form content, Gen Z is diving deep into video essays and proving that even the "goldfish generation" craves substance.