Her Campus at Ashoka
Reading and the brain: infinitely intertwined
This article delves into the myriad of effects reading has on the brain and how the act of reading and strengthened brain function are innately related.
Her Campus at St Andrews
The Science of Heartbreak: Why It Does Really Hurt
The anguish of heartbreak is a phenomenon that those who experience it will likely never forget. The loss of love can be a painfully unforgiving ordeal, with one’s thoughts,...
Experiences
Gen Z’s Obsession With Nostalgia Runs Deeper Than You Think
A new study published in The Journal of Neuroscience shares the hidden reason why.
Her Campus at Texas
Women’s History Month Interview: Dr. Kristen Harris
Dr. Kristen Harris is a Professor of Neuroscience at the University of Texas at Austin. She earned her M.S. from the University of Illinois, her Ph.D. from Northeastern Ohio...
Her Campus at Texas
The Future for Mental Illness Diagnosis: A Review
Mental illnesses are a wide range of conditions that affect mood, thinking, and behavior. They can occur from the interaction of genes and other factors like environment, potentially triggering...
Mental Health
What Happens In Your Brain When You Listen To Adele?
According to experts, there’s one small detail that makes all the difference.
Her Campus at UCT
The importance of giving compliments
If you want to make the world a better place- even by just a smidgen – giving compliments is the way to go. Firstly, they’re free. But more importantly,...
Her Campus at U Toronto
Mental Health and Periods: What is Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder?
Edited by: Tanmaya Ramprasad The pain of having a period I still remember the first time I got my period. I was ten years old and frightened by the...
Her Campus at MSU
Living With Traumatic Brain Injury
The opportunity to interview Ella Spicketts, a fellow Michigan State Student and fellow Alpha Xi Delta sorority sister, has been a true blessing as I have seen her put...
Her Campus at VCU
Everything Wrong With Autism Speaks
This company speaks for individuals with autism without including them in conversations.