Her Campus at Kent State
Apathy in the digital age: Are we learning to care less?
What really happens when we can scroll past anything we don't like? As technology grows more personalized, our ability to listen, empathize, disagree and truly connect may slowly be...
Her Campus at UCF
Lost in Algorithms
Our constant reliance on the digital world and algorithms is damaging our social skills. By avoiding the discomfort of social interactions, we are becoming less and less human.
Her Campus at TCNJ
Declutter Your Digital Life
I am addicted to my phone. Recently, I have been making the effort to decrease my screen time and focus more on my hobbies. Along with this, I have...
Her Campus at St. Andrews
A Case for Slow Media
Rather than promoting abstinence, slow-media encourages intentionality. It urges us to question what we consume, how we consume it, and perhaps most importantly, how it makes us feel.
Her Campus at Krea
What My Phone Says About Me
Your most used and least used app on your phone says a lot about you as a person. Your phone does not just hold the apps, it builds habits...
Her Campus at BU
Breaking Down Brain Rot
Understanding the seemingly nonsensical humor of our generation.
Her Campus at Brown
I Quit Social Media for a Week: Here’s Why You Should Too
Do you feel addicted to social media? I did, too. Here are the tried-and-true methods I used to overcome my doomscroll addiction.
Her Campus at Temple
Always Scrolling, Never Still: How The Internet Speeds Up Our Lives
From endless notifications to constant social media scrolling, the digital world can make time feel like it’s flying by. Here’s why the internet speeds up your days and how...
Her Campus at BU
How Come People Don’t Dance Anymore?
This was not the young adulthood I was promised. Let’s try to find it.