Her Campus at UCLA
Why Walking Is Taking Over Fitness and What It Really Does For You
There has been a craze seen in the fitness industry and online, and it's time to dive into what it actually does for you.
Her Campus at UCF
The Phanniversary: One Year of Dan and Phil
One year after Dan and Phil officially confirmed their relationship, the internet is still recovering from the ultimate hard launch.
Her Campus at Nottingham
When Did the Internet Stop Feeling Like a Place?
There's a difference between finding something because you went looking for it and finding it because an algorithm decided to show it to you. Perhaps that's part of why...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
What the thinkfluencer epidemic has to do with anti-intellectualism
With so much research available and information so easily accessible, it no longer seems necessary to form your own opinion. The anti-intellectualism era shows how the search for easy...
Her Campus at Ithaca
Hyperpop is âBadâ Music; How the Genre Breaks the Musical Mold
Despite public perception, hyper-pop is a genre rooted in uplifting the voices of minorities and promoting an unconventional sound.
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Has even the mainstream become a niche?
There was a time when being âmainstreamâ actually meant something
Her Campus at FSU
3 Strategies That Helped Me Stop Doomscrolling and 2 That Didnât
We could do without constant doomscrolling.
Her Campus at FSU
Why Gen Z Is Romanticizing Life Before Smartphones
Why logging off is the new trend.
Her Campus at Ithaca
Why FXâs âAdultsâ Deserves To Be Your Next WatchÂ
Few modern shows have been able to capture the magic of a classic sitcom. FX's "Adults" is a refreshing exception.
Her Campus at Krea
Alice in Conversationland: Endless searches, bizarre uniqueness.
From the internet, to daily conversations with friends and families, there is always a sense of novelty present. One topic can manifest into another topic during discussion.