Her Campus at Krea
The Summer My Dad Turned Pretty
Just like the show, but instead it's my dad turning swole and my discipline taking a hit.
Her Campus at Krea
Chaos, Certainty, and the Spaces Between
The Butterfly Effect teaches us that nothing is ever truly small. A butterfly’s wings, a market rumor, a single lyric- or a grandfather teaching a child basic addition- can...
Her Campus at SLU
Why I Think Pink
When people think about breast cancer, most people imagine the pink ribbons, countless awareness walks or “pink out” sports games across the country. However, when I think about breast...
Her Campus at McMaster
THE CHERISHMENT OF LOVING ONESELF
Our grades, our career goals, our friends, relationships... but when do we really just have time to appreciate ourselves?
Her Campus at Sacred Heart
Why We Dream: The Science, Benefits, and the Power of Dream Journaling
Dreams are more than nighttime stories they are a powerful biological process that helps the brain organize memories, regulate emotions, and spark creativity. Research shows that quality sleep strengthens...
Her Campus at Kent State
I stopped scrolling during the day and lived to tell the tale
I decided to log off for 10 hours a day, and lived to tell the tale. For 2026, I wanted less scrolling and more living. Here's how I broke...
Her Campus at Texas
Start Chasing Your Passion for Running!
In 3 steps, I unravel how to start your running journey and how it can benefit both your mental and physical health. You have the ability to discover your...
Her Campus at SBU
The Self-Care Not Posted About
I used to think self‑care was supposed to feel good in the moment. Now I’m realizing it’s supposed to make your life feel better overall. And those are not...
Her Campus at U Mass Boston
Call Lights: A New Language
In hospitals, communication isn't always needed
Her Campus at Illinois State
You Are Good Enough, and You Always Have Been
Self-confidence isn’t something most girls are handed. It’s something we’re expected to magically have while growing up in a world that constantly tells us we’re not enough. This isn’t...