Her Campus at Brown
Boredom is a Gift, Not a Flaw
In a society designed to erase boredom, our constant flight from stillness has weakened our capacity for positive solitude, focus, creativity, and introspective thought.
Her Campus at PSU
5 Reasons Why I Think Social Media is Damaging
In a space designed to keep us constantly engaged, it’s harder than ever to know what’s real, what matters, or how to truly feel content with where we are....
Her Campus at UCF
The Rise of Digital Empathy: How Social Media is Redefining Emotional Connection in the Age of Isolation
This article explores how “digital empathy” is reshaping our emotional lives, offering both comfort and complexity in an increasingly virtual world.
Her Campus at Delhi North
The Hidden Loneliness of College Life: Why It Happens & How to Cope
College is often painted as an exciting adventure, but the reality isn’t always so picture-perfect. Between academic stress, shifting friendships, and the pressure to fit in, loneliness can creep...
Her Campus at Kenyon
We Have to Live in Community
We have to exist in community. We have to care about something bigger than ourselves, or else everything is pointless. We have to wake up every day and choose...
Her Campus at UCD
Why I Love Living Alone In College
Transitioning from being a freshman in the dorms and sharing a room with my best friend to living in an apartment by myself just a few short months later...
Her Campus at TCU
Third Places and the Saving of Humanity
A third place is a social atmosphere outside of work and home. Think about a neighborhood bar, a run club, or public park. Third places might just be the...
Her Campus at UCSB
The Problem With Dating Apps
Dating apps and loneliness: how isolating finding love can be.
Her Campus at TCU
It’s In to be Out: How Media Has Romanticized Isolation
Our generation now aspires to be outcasts. Why is this so dangerous?