Her Campus at UFL
Before You Have Anything to Show for It
An interest should be allowed to exist before it has anything impressive to show for itself.
Her Campus at McMaster
The Lost Art of Being A Beginner
Perhaps the lost art of being a beginner lies not in learning something new, but in remembering how to experience something new and unfamiliar without demanding perfection from ourselves.
Her Campus at U Conn
Fighting The Stigmas Of Education Majors
This article examines the stereotypes, setbacks, and misconceptions of being an education major.
Her Campus at SJSU
The Art of A+
A question every high schooler has heard at least a thousand times, either from the constant reminder from their parents or even themselves, debating when they should finally start...
Her Campus at Mizzou
The Art of Language Learning
Learning a language is daunting, but it is definitely doable and offers many benefits.
Her Campus at Pace
What Working In Applied Behavior Analysis Taught Me About Patience
Patience is learned, not guaranteed.
Her Campus at George Mason University
How to Write for Yourself and Not the Aesthetic of a Journal
How to Write for Yourself and Not the Aesthetic of a Journal
Her Campus at TCU
I Deserve Sunshine: What ‘Heated Rivalry’ Taught Me About Relationships
'Heated Rivalry' is arguably one of the most influential shows of this past year. After watching the series myself, it’s not hard to see why. While maybe it does...
Her Campus at TAMU
Whimsify Your College Experience
Exploring the epiphany that college is a pivotal and remarkable time to take intellectual risks and broaden your horizons.
Her Campus at Buffalo
I Started Self-Learning Korean One Year Ago. Here Is What I Learned
I’ve spent the past year learning Korean on my own. Now, I’m reflecting as I enter year two.