Her Campus at Ball State
My Ghost Came Back (Breakup series part 2)
Walking through a field of daisies, but the daisies are red flags
Her Campus at Millersville
Cheers to a New Start
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Millersville chapter.It is now T-9 days until the last day of school for the semester. The...
Her Campus at Dalhousie
Getting your Groove back after Winter
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Dalhousie chapter.It’s no secret that winter can be a dreadful month. With the cold weather, the...
Her Campus at Stonehill
Life Update: What I’m Looking Forward To Post-Grad
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Stonehill chapter.For my last ever Her Campus article, I thought it would be fitting to write...
Her Campus at Illinois State
My 3 Steps for Moving On From A Friendship Breakup
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Illinois State chapter.They say you won’t be friends with a lot of the people you went...
Her Campus at UC Berkeley
NAVIGATING CHANGE AS A HIGHLY SENTIMENTAL PERSON
From one highly emotional person to another, here are the ways I’m learning to better deal with life’s inevitable changes.
Her Campus at Texas
Dealing with Rejection: Internship Edition
I am in the Integrated Master of Professional Accounting at The University of Texas at Austin. I have mostly good grades, and I am involved...
Her Campus at SLU
Hidden Guidance
In the past few years, I’ve managed to meet so many new people who have been such a positive addition to my life; yet, at the same time, I’...
Her Campus at U Mass Amherst
Why Short Term Solutions to Your Problems are a Waste of Time, Demonstrated by the Eagles 1975 Hit, “Lyin’ Eyes”
Our generation deals with a ton of sh*t. Nobody notices how much you take on until one day, you suddenly have three papers to write, a six...
Her Campus at U Maine
Accepting Change: How to Take Care of Your Mind and Move Forward
Much like the ocean and the moon’s tides, our lives can be shifted, twisted, and turned in directions that our selves would never see...