Her Campus at Kent State
The art of journaling: How to journal to feel alive again
Journaling is something anyone can do. It doesn't matter your skill level in writing or art or any of that. You don't have to show anyone what you write...
Her Campus at SJSU
Slow Down, It’s Okay, April
Ah, April. The month of Easter, spring break, April Fools, and so much more. We all think of Easter eggs, the last full month of classes before finals kick...
Her Campus at U Conn
Passing Down Something Other Than My ICloud: Archiving Memories
As someone who grew up with records, recordings, and physical copies of my childhood, my siblings' childhood, and what my own mother looked like in the 90s, I have...
Her Campus at Toronto MU
I Thought Journaling Was Pointless Until It Actually Helped Me
Journaling isn’t always deep or aesthetic, but even in its messiest form, it can be a surprisingly effective way to process everything going on in your head
Her Campus at UCF
No Closure? No Problem: How to Heal and Move On Without Answers
You will never get closure, and that's okay. Here are some ways to move forward.
Her Campus at SJSU
Springtime Self-Care: How to Reconnect with Yourself When You’re Feeling Overwhelmed
You may be taking on more responsibilities at work or school, juggling a busy schedule with social commitments, chores and getting your eight hours of sleep every night.
Her Campus at UFL
You’re Still Not Journaling? Here’s How to Start!
Let's start documenting our lives.
Her Campus at ODU
Five Analog Activities To Do Instead of Scrolling Social Media
In a world where everything revolves around the Internet, here are five things to do to kill boredom instead of scrolling through social media.
Her Campus at UPR
Embracing The Granny In Me
I think everyone should embrace their inner granny every now and then. It’s good for the soul.