Her Campus at UCF
Why Is Gen Z Turning AI Into Their Therapist?
As Gen Z turns to AI for advice, comfort, and companionship, it begs the question: Is technology really helping us feel less alone, or is it revealing just how...
Her Campus at KU
Is Gen Z Saving Movie Theaters?
This is a thoughtful insight into the positive effect that younger Gen Z people are having on the success of movie theaters and the cinema industry in general!
Her Campus at Temple
Gen Z Yearns for JournalingÂ
Gen Z loves to keep track of everything through online platforms. But is it really about sharing, or is it more about memorializing our own lives?
Her Campus at Cincinnati
Nonchalance ISN’T Hot: A College Epidemic
Zoning out in class to recount the details of every potential reason why that certain someone didn’t reach out, beating a dead horse with your friends, and digging this...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
A theatrical success among Gen Z! How are stages reinventing themselves to attract the new generation?
The audience of the theaters is being filled by teenagers and young adults - and it’s not by accident
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Is “going viral” on social media shaping the theater’s successes?
Get to know movies that moved the public from cellphones to the cinema! Young people are increasingly driving movie theater attendance.
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Offline is the New Luxury: Why Are Young People Choosing to Disconnect
Choosing “granny habits” over scrolling through social media is the new trend among teenagers
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Does History Really Matters? Why Forgetting Our Past Is Trick To Repeating The Same Mistakes In The Future
From Napoleon Bonaparte to the tradwife trend: humanity keeps repeating the same patterns. The question is whether we are willing to notice.Â
Her Campus at St. John's
The Death of Nonchalance: Why Caring is Actually Cool
Nonchalance is a state of being that people have participated in for decades, but since the early 2020s, it has become more widespread among fellow Gen Zers.
Her Campus at Temple
Not to Overgeneralize, but Online Overgeneralization is Ruining Your Mental HealthÂ
Turning common social experiences into broad claims about how you should live your life seems to be the newest social trend – and it can’t be good for Gen-Z.