Her Campus at Mizzou
Honoring Your Lost Pet
Mourning a lost pet is something no one prepares you for, but it is something that becomes easier when you know how you want to honor them.
Her Campus at SBU
Do It Alone, Instead
It is always better to do it alone than miss out on the experience altogether.
Her Campus at Brown
3 Months Post-Accutane: The Truth of My Experience as a Brown University Student
The narrative about Accutane across social media generally points a lasting, cure-all solution--but that's not always the case in reality. Read for a personal experience post-Accutane discussing unrealistic expectations...
Her Campus at UCSB
7 THINGS I LEARNED AS A RESIDENT ASSISTANT SO THAT YOU DON’T HAVE TO
Being a Resident Assistant taught me many lessons and tips, read to find out more!
Her Campus at UCD
Shifting Perspective: One Small Step For Today, One Giant Leap For Tomorrow
Perspective is fickle. It can be hard to get under control, like a spooked horse or a fish out of water. It’s often hard not to let that one...
Her Campus at U Conn
Reflecting On My Micro-Internship With Universitas 21: Promoting Access To Entry Level Work On a Global Scale
Learn about my micro-internship experience and see how you can gain that experience as well!
Her Campus at CU Boulder
My 2026 Ins And Outs
Here’s everything I’m keeping for 2026, and a few things I want to leave behind as a transition to the most peaceful year of my life.
Her Campus at U Mass Amherst
Scrolling Less, Living More: What I’m Doing Instead of “Doom Scrolling”
My tips on how to stop doomscrolling.
Her Campus at U Mass Amherst
Healing Isn’t Linear: Finding Myself Again After a Long-Term Relationship
Healing involves the process of finding yourself again. In this article, I share the tips I've taken after a long-term relationship in college.
Her Campus at RCSI
What I Learned From My First Week on Placement
Placement isn’t about proving yourself — it’s about learning, asking questions, and finding your feet. My first week in community pharmacy was busy, exhausting, and surprisingly empowering.