Her Campus at Ashoka
The Death of the Flâneur
Once upon a time, the flâneur—the aimless wanderer who walked through cities just to observe life—was a symbol of leisure and reflection. Today, we walk fast, headphones in, scrolling...
Her Campus at York U
How to Master the Law of Detachment
According to the Law of Detachment, to actualize our true desires, we must let go of attachment to both the outcome and the road that will lead us there.
Her Campus at UCLA
Ranking my College Side Hustles
Here are the most notable side hustles I’ve gotten my hands on.
Her Campus at CAU
Balancing Success: A Student Entrepreneur’s Guide to College Life
Balancing academics, entrepreneurship, and well being can be challenging for Black women at HBCUs, but with the right support and strategies, success is within reach.
Her Campus at MUJ
BURNOUT OR TUNING OUT: DEBATE ON INCREASING WORK HOURS
The argument that employees work fewer hours is the cause of delayed progress has in recent times gained increased popularity. Here are some opinions on the need for work-life...
Her Campus at TAMU
The Anxiety of Doing Nothing
Why not truly embody dolce far niente and give it the same importance we give our professional lives?
Her Campus at Tampa
Has Hustle Culture Killed Free Time?
College students are often portrayed as lazy, broke, and party addicts.
Her Campus at Toronto MU
Hustle Life: Recognizing and Resisting Toxic Productivity
Some tips to avoid falling into the trap of a restless lifestyle.
Her Campus at Holy Cross
I Love My Part Time Job
How to Make the Most of Yours and Find the One That’s Right for You Throughout the past few years, I’ve had quite a few part-time jobs; some were...