Her Campus at UPR
Books That Radicalized Me
Knowledge has always been the quiet kind of power, the kind that slips into your hands through stories and refuses to let you stay the same. Books became my...
Her Campus at FSU
Your Energy Is Expensive: Practicing Empathy Without Burning Out
Being kind starts with being kind to yourself.
Her Campus at Temple
What Happened to Empathy? Why the World feels so Much Meaner Today
From online arguments to everyday interactions, empathy feels in short supply. I reflect on why we’ve lost it, how self-preservation and social media feed narcissism, and why it’s time...
Her Campus at BU
Being A Lover-Girl Amidst The Nonchalant Epidemic
Even in a world gone cold, the lover’s heart still burns quietly
Her Campus at UCF
How to Make Care Packages For Unhoused People
With Orlando's homeless population on the rise, let's explore an inexpensive and convenient way to give back to the community!
Her Campus at PSU
Stories I Collected in Jail
Over the course of the semester I have had the privilege of taking COMM498, a prison journalism class. There’s six of us Penn State students, our Penn State instructor,...
Her Campus at UCLA
Love on the Spectrum: Experiences from a Dating Coach for Autistic Adults
Helping autistic adults navigate connection taught me that love thrives on clarity and empathy.
Her Campus at SBU
8.2 Billion Stories
Every single person in this world experienced today differently. You passed by a dozen people today; some you may know, some you have once known, some you have never...