Her Campus at Temple
Adapting to the Darkness: How Danish People Thrive with Hygge
Worried about the winter blues? Learn how to combat it with the ultimate cozy lifestyle.
Her Campus at Temple
Holding Space for Seasonal Depression and Winter Blues
Redefining what “your best” looks like during the darker days.
Her Campus at Colgate
It’s Time to Rethink Daylight Savings
It’s that time of year when our phone magically changes the time, and suddenly it's dark by 5 pm. Cue the annual debate: are we actually saving daylight, or...
Her Campus at Brown
How to Keep Your Glow When the Sun Disappears: A BrownU Girl’s Guide to Vitamin D and Winter Mood
You don't need to be diagnosed with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) to notice a change in your mood when the sun starts setting earlier. Losses in sunlight and Vitamin...
Her Campus at UC Berkeley
SPRING, AN UNDERRATED SEASON
When asked “what’s your favorite season?”, the typical answers are either fall or summer, every once in a while someone will say winter, but never spring.
Her Campus at Brown
Spring Forward, Stay Sane: A College Student’s Guide to Embracing Daylight Savings
If you are feeling disoriented by the upcoming Daylight Savings, this article will treach you the tricks to keep you sane as we spring forward.
Her Campus at Vassar
The Science Behind The Post-Daylight Savings Blues And How You Can Combat Them
That being said, post-daylight savings is a rough period. So what are some controllables? Luckily, you can do plenty of things to make your winter a bit brighter.
Her Campus at UWindsor
How I Withstand the End of Daylight Savings
What I do to keep my mental and physical health up to par during the darker months.
Her Campus at Kent State
“Fall” into a better routine
Daylight savings is something that is just around the corner, so get a head start on it now with these simple tips!
Her Campus at UVA
Here’s What Experts Say Helps Your Seasonal Depression
As Daylight Savings Time rolls upon us again, many of us dread the cold weather, limited sunshine, and of course the same 'friend' that comes knocking on our door...