Her Campus at Krea
Where is the sweet part?
I've been told growing up is supposed to be bittersweet, but so far, I’m mostly getting the bitter.
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Finally, It´s Almost Over! The Psychology of the Never-Ending August
Why does August feel like the longest month of the year? Between routine, anticipation and the promise of a fresh start, the eighth month seems to have its own...
Her Campus at Buffalo
High School Sweethearts Aren’t for Everyone, But Is Sure Is for Me.Â
High School sweethearts don't have to be a bad thing, they can be something magical.
Her Campus at PSU
Why Reading Anthony Bourdain’s ‘Kitchen Confidential’ Shifted My Outlook On Life
Before reading "Kitchen Confidential", I thought I had a fairly solid understanding of what it meant to pursue a career and build a meaningful life. I even thought this...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Offline is the New Luxury: Why Are Young People Choosing to Disconnect
Choosing “granny habits” over scrolling through social media is the new trend among teenagers
Her Campus at Casper Libero
DON’T WE TRUST OUR MEMORY ANYMORE? WHY DO WE TAKE PICTURES OF EVERY LITTLE THING NOWADAYS
Between photo dumps, archived stories and videos of every single moment, documenting life seems to have become just as important as actually living it.
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Soft launch culture: how Gen Z is curating relationships online
There was a time when posting online meant posting everything. Now, there's soft launch
Her Campus at U Mass Boston
5 Adulting Activities That You Can Do With Your Friends
Adulting is hard, but turning stressful tasks like budgeting, errands, and meal prep into hangouts with friends might be the secret to surviving your 20s.
Her Campus at UPRM
Are We Romanticizing Our Lives or Avoiding Reality?
With soft lighting‚ a perfectly curated song‚ an aesthetically pleasing breakfast‚ and a unique caption for an otherwise ordinary moment‚ it sometimes feels like social media is a scene...
Her Campus at St. John's
A Message To Younger Me
A message to my younger self. A poetic piece written by Amelia-Rose Williams.