Her Campus at MUJ
The Slow Death Of Original Thinking
From LiveJournal essays to TikTok hot takes, the internet has changed. Aahana writes about how culture feels shallower in an age of instant answers.
Her Campus at TAMU
Digital Addiction Is Not a Phone Problem
Digital addiction is not about phones. It is about us. And that means we have the power to change.
Her Campus at TCU
Art in the Digital Era: Relearning how to See
As a society, we have largely lost the ability to look, to truly see what is in front of us, to admire the world in its great beauty and...
Her Campus at UCD
DIGITAL AGE: Will AI Take Our Jobs?
According to Forbes, artificial intelligence will permanently change the workforce, with about 60% of jobs predicted to require some sort of adaptation to using AI. Additionally, Goldman Sachs predicts...
Her Campus at UCD
Are We Too Comfortable with Being Chronically Online?
But somewhere between doomscrolling and digital “connection,” we stopped noticing how chronically online we’ve become. And maybe, just maybe, we’re a little too comfortable with it.
Her Campus at Virginia Tech
The Pandemic of Celebrity Voice Acting
I have been waiting to get this off my chest, STOP PUTTING CELEBRITIES IN EVERYTHING!
Her Campus at Delhi North
Embracing Stillness: How Boredom Fuels Creativity and Original Thought
In the age of information overload, constant inspiration can ironically hinder creativity. When we step away from external noise and embrace boredom, we activate our brain’s default mode network—leading...
Her Campus at Bristol
The Revival of Physical Media: What the Resurgence of CDs, Vinyl and DVDs in the Digital Age Tells UsÂ
In an age full of technological advancements that make it easy to stream music and film instantly on one device, why exactly are we seeing a resurgence of CDs,...
