Her Campus at Wisconsin
What Does Your Favorite Cookie Say About You?
A Definitive Ranking of Girl Scout Cookies
Her Campus at UCLA
Enneagram: The Only Valid Personality-Typing System?
Often, I find that the more a personality test’s results scare you, the more accurate they are. Enneagram is just as much about pinpointing a person’s shortcomings as it...
Her Campus at UMKC
Myers-Briggs Type Indicators I would give the Attack on Titan characters
Attack on Titan (AOT) is a widely popular anime about a dystopian world where humanity is on its last legs. In a world that is ruled by titans, Eren...
Experiences
The Classic Halloween Candy You Should Try, Based On Your Personality Type
Reese’s pumpkins are elite and no one can convince me otherwise.
Her Campus at UPRM
Which Biblically Accurate Angel Are You?
Biblically accurate angels have been making their mark around the internet as people express their utter shock at how these divine creatures are supposed to actually look. It’s really...
Her Campus at U Mich
What Book I Think You Should Read, Based on Your Strongest Big Five Trait
When thinking about what to write, I was experiencing some mild writers’ block, so I decided to combine two of my favorite things: Psychology and Books! Thus, here is...
Her Campus at UMKC
Which Enneagram Type is Each “Attack on Titan” Character?
With the final season of Attack On Titan underway, I thought it fitting to write an article in appreciation of the characters I have grown to know and love....
Her Campus at Tulane
What Your Hair Color Says About You: The Not-So-Awful Truth
I’ve seen TikToks and YouTube videos out of the wazoo trying to explain what people’s hair color(s) say about them at their current stage in life, but I have...
Her Campus at PSU
What Your Favorite Shoes Say About You
Shoes are some of the best ways to show off your personality. With so many brands to choose from, they are a popular aspect of fashion that will continue...
Her Campus at Bristol
Dismantling the Extroverted Ideal: A Summary and Review of ‘Quiet’ by Susan Cane
Have you ever wondered why society seems to value extroverted traits over introverted ones? Susan Cane explores this bias in her novel, Quiet.