Her Campus at Queen's U
Disconnecting: Finding Off-Screen Hobbies
We say we don’t have time for the things we love, yet we spend our breaks scrolling. Choosing to step away from my phone helped me slow down, create...
Her Campus at St. Andrews
Self-Care Isn’t Always Comfortable
We often equate self-care with comfort, but long-term wellbeing may require the opposite: vulnerability, effort, and occasional discomfort. Sometimes the most caring thing you can do is challenge yourself.
Her Campus at TX State
A Love Letter to Texas State
Throughout high school, I always felt lost and insecure about who I was. Now facing more opportunities and recognizing my potential, I feel at peace with my brand new...
Her Campus at Mizzou
Breakups are Tough, Here are My Best Ways to get Through the Heartbreak
Breakups are one of those things no one really prepares you for, yet somehow, everyone goes through them. You’re still figuring out who you are, what you want and...
Her Campus at MUJ
Things I Wish I Knew In My First Year
We’re all patchwork quilts, stitched from love, belief, truth, and the quiet wisdom born of sleepless nights. First year will test you in ways no syllabus ever could. You’ll...
Her Campus at JMU
Filling Your Own Cup: A Reminder for Stressed College Students
Is life feeling too heavy with all of your responsibilities? Read this as a reminder to take care of yourself first!
Her Campus at Texas
BELIEVING IN MYSELF BECAUSE SOMEONE ELSE DID FIRST
I know there are many students out there like me: unsure of whether they belong, or hesitant to take any pride in their achievements. Confidence doesn’t always come easily,...
Her Campus at JMU
How Being a Female Athlete Took Away My Self-Worth (and How I Got It Back)
Swimming was my first love before it stripped away who I was. My parents signed me up for the summer swim team at age seven. Though nervous about my...
Her Campus at Virginia Tech
Adulting, Eww!
The shift from dorm life into adulthood and independence.
Her Campus at Tampa
My Journey On Personal Growth
As I started to think about what I wanted to write as my first article of a new school year I could help but reflect on where I was...