Her Campus at PSU
The True Value Of A Penny
All it took was three pennies to remind me I am not alone.
Her Campus at Jefferson
Lessons I’ve Learned from Running a 15k
The beginning of spring means a number of different things: the first blooms of the year, the last couple of months before the school year ends, and the beginning...
Her Campus at U Conn
Growing Apart And Finding Peace In Who You Are Becoming
College is a season of profound change. It pushes you out of your comfort zone and into a world where everything feels new — new people, new routines, and...
Her Campus at Virginia Tech
Friendship breakups: let’s talk about them
Friendship breakups can be just as painful as romantic ones, yet they’re rarely talked about. From wondering what went wrong to learning how to move forward, losing a friend...
Her Campus at UVA
Turning Right by Going Left: What Doc Hudson Taught Me About Life
As a kid watching Cars, I had no clue what this line meant. It sounded like a weird racing trick. But coming back to the movie as an adult,...
Her Campus at Wilfrid Laurier
Some People Are Meant for a Chapter, Not the Whole Story
As someone who has always valued friendships deeply, outgrowing people has never been easy for me. But sometimes stepping back from someone is not the end of a story,...
Her Campus at St. Andrews
Lessons from the End of the World: Life in Antarctica
My expedition to Antarctica taught me much more about life back at home than I could have imagined, and I think everyone can take a lesson away from this...
Her Campus at U Conn
My Favorite Lyrics From My Favorite Artists
Through their lyrics, my favorite artists have confirmed that I am not alone and that someone understands me, even if they might not realize it.
Her Campus at SLU
I wish I was an Olympic figure skater
With the 2026 Winter Olympics underway, I am reminded of my lifelong ambition to be an Olympic figure skater. I cannot even skate. My ambition for this taught me...
Her Campus at SBU
I Don’t Owe Anyone an Explanation for Saying No
For the longest time, saying no never felt simple. It came with explanations, guilt, and overthinking — until I realized I don’t owe anyone a justification for choosing myself.