Her Campus at TAMU
I’m 20 and I Still Live With My Parents
For most, college signifies a new chapter in life. Moving away, independence, and freedom. But I grew up in a college town
Her Campus at Ashoka
What is home?
“Memory is a slippery thing; details are hazy, fickle. The more you strain, the less you see. A memory of a memory endlessly corrupting itself.” When we’re growing up,...
Her Campus at Ashoka
What is home?
“Memory is a slippery thing; details are hazy, fickle. The more you strain, the less you see. A memory of a memory endlessly corrupting itself.” When we’re growing up,...
Her Campus at U Mass Amherst
The Real Single Mother-Daughter Duo Isn’t as Glamorous as It Seems on TV
I was thinking about this recently when I was watching Gilmore Girls. Although I love this show, it is not what I imagined it to be in terms of...
Her Campus at Ashoka
Me, My Mother And I (And the Patriarchy)
Daughters are shaped in the image of their mother. Whether by their aversion or their attraction to them. You either learn how to be or not to be a...
Her Campus at Winthrop
Let’s Talk About (Not-So-Desperate) Housewives
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Winthrop chapter.Whether the word “housewife” causes you to conjure an image of an apron-clad woman from...
Her Campus at Brown
A Day in the Life: With Family!
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Brown chapter.This October 15th-17th is the infamous Family Weekend at Brown. I love Family Weekend and...