Her Campus at MUJ
Life is a Conundrum of Esoterica
Life was never meant to be a clean equation. It’s a puzzle with missing pieces, invisible walls, and clues that arrive years too late. Snicket wasn’t being clever when...
Her Campus at U Mass Amherst
Nine-letter Word for Slowing Down: How I Fell in Love With Crosswords
Crosswords are an unsung hero when it comes to slowing down racing thoughts, forcing you to heavily focus on one thing, and stimulating your brain.
Her Campus at Toronto MU
End of the Free Mini Crossword: Why New York Times’ Paywall Sucks for Students
The New York Times just put a paywall in front of their Mini Crossword.
Her Campus at SLU
Puzzle power: Why NYT games are my daily brain boost
Having a busy schedule can make it difficult to take time for myself. Beyond offering a fun distraction, the New York Times games have evolved into a meaningful mental...
Her Campus at Bentley
Bored In Class? I’ve Got A Solution!
Some pretty interesting games to play when you're bored!
Her Campus at BU
There’s More Than Wordle: Ranking The ‘New York Times’ Games Section
Brain games to fill your time.
Her Campus at FSU
Why Is Everyone So Obsessed With ‘The New York Times’ Connections Puzzle?
Calling all puzzle lovers!
Her Campus at Coastal Carolina
Mobile Games for Springtime
Springtime is my favorite season, because it’s when we look for joyful and fuzzy things as the weather warms up. I find myself playing a variety of games in...
Her Campus at U Conn
One Of The World’s Most Difficult Murder Mystery Puzzles: Cain’s Jawbone
Cain's Jawbone is an almost 90-year-old murder mystery puzzle written by Edward Powys Mathers. Only 3 or 4 people in the entire world have solved it.