Her Campus at Exeter
Wuthering Heights: Relationship psychology.
The intoxicating, twisted nature of Heathcliff and Cathy's love in the Wuthering Heights (2026) is compelling to watch, and even more compelling to dissect. Emily Bronte draws on themes...
Her Campus at UCSB
Should You Feel Guilty For Watching True Crime?
Do you find yourself falling down rabbit holes for true crime, becoming overly invested in the motivations of murderers, robbers, and more? Many of us enjoy the allure of...
Her Campus at CU Boulder
Love Or Limerence?
I wasn’t in love — I was in a dopamine-fueled situationship with my own imagination.
Her Campus at UCLA
Over-the-Counter Oxytocin: Your Brain’s Prescription for the Winter BluesÂ
Winter slump, meet your match: brain-approved hacks for a happier quarter.
Her Campus at U Mass Boston
Psychology Behind Holiday Nostalgia – Why Do We Crave It?
A dive into the realities behind togetherness, childhood memories, and how they tie into resetting your brain for the new year.
Her Campus at Toronto MU
The Campfire Effect: How Fire Ignites Deep Conversation
Moths to a flame— how fire is used to create bonds, share stories, and foster a sense of community.
Her Campus at SLU
The psychology behind your favorite movie
Our reasons for liking certain movies or genres can be unconscious, even out of our control. So, while we may think we are choosing a movie for fun, it...