Her Campus at SJSU
6 Women-Lead Research Labs at SJSU
As a psychology major whose coursework leans toward a more social emphasis, I am always happy to enter classes on the first day of the semester with peers of...
Her Campus at UCF
The Real Impact of Short-Form Media
We’re consuming more content than ever before, but how much of it actually sticks? In a world of endless scrolling and short-form videos, everything feels so forgettable, which is...
Her Campus at Columbia Barnard
Inventory of a Spectre
A life reduced to the volume of a 24-inch hardshell.
Her Campus at West Chester
The Scent Of Memory
Scent can guide us to our most painful and beautiful memories, a duality of haunt and hope
Her Campus at BU
When A Memory Turns A Little Too Rosy
Why our bad memories seem so good, and what to do about it.
Her Campus at Washington
On Journaling the Uncomfortable (And Remembering the Rest)
From diaries to journals: what drives our impulse to document life?
Her Campus at Ashoka
In Other Words
How long does it take before you realise your memories still speak in a language your mouth no longer reaches for? This article explores the relationship between language and...
Her Campus at ICU (Japan)
Keeping the Little Things in Daily Life: Why we still need to write things down
In this article, Hana suggests three typical ideas to keep daily memories, and lastly, introduce one way that I do to built myself.
Her Campus at McMaster
THE LANGUAGE OF MUSIC
Music is not just a form of communication; it is an integral, enduring, and universal aspect of human life.
Her Campus at Ashoka
FORGOTTEN MEMORIES
This is a letter to my memory. It is about the beauty of memories we don’t recall until a loved one insists they happened.