Her Campus at FSU
Wants vs. Needs: Saving Yourself From the Trend of Overconsumption
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Her Campus at U Conn
TikTok’s Deinfluencing Trend: Fight Against Overconsumption
Deinfluencing takes a new approach to online fads, prompting people to share their experiences with microtrends. Here are some reasons I have come up with for why deinfluencing is...
Her Campus at UFL
Parke Epidemic
How Parke’s successful style and branding is fueling Gen-Z’s overconsumption habits
Her Campus at UCF
Fast Fashion is Taboo: Yet We All Still Partake in the Trends
Fast Fashion has overtaken the world, and its up to us to be aware of its implications.
Her Campus at Ohio U
How to Avoid Over-Consumption, Even When You Want to Buy
It's no secret that over-consumption is hurting our planet, our minds, and our wallets. Here's how to make sustainable choices about what and when to purchase.
Her Campus at TAMU
You don’t need more stuff
Overconsumption affects more than just your bank account; it slowly shapes the way you think and live. Social media like TikTok and Instagram promote highly curated lifestyles filled with...
Her Campus at SJSU
The Dark Side of Valentine’s Day
From the tasty chocolates and pink decorations to the celebration of love in its many forms, Valentine’s Day is a highlight of February. But this fun holiday has a...
Her Campus at Illinois
Love in the Age of Amazon: How to Make Your Gifts More Meaningful
In a culture driven by overconsumption, how do we craft meaningful gifts for our partners? This Valentine's Day, consider a gift that focuses on how to make them feel...
Her Campus at SBU
Eco-friendly Does Not Mean Eco-Effective
With our ever-changing climate, people are continuously looking for different ways to become more eco-friendly. While some lifestyle changes are eco-friendly, this doesn’t always mean that they are eco-efficient....
Her Campus at St. Andrews
Frugal-Chic Is In: But What Does This Mean for Overconsumption?
When frugality becomes a trend, are we actually consuming less, or just shopping differently?