Her Campus at Illinois
Letters to Our Younger Selves: Mixing Self Reflection with Self Compassion
Self-reflection is important, but so is forgiving yourself and letting go on the past. And you can do both!
Her Campus at Krea
Daydreaming Diaries: Why Do We Zone Out?
All about the superpower to teleport to a studio apartment in NYC or to a cottage in the Turkish countryside while sitting in a clamoring classroom.
Her Campus at Ithaca
The In’s and Out’s of How to Deal with a Bad Break-Up
Dealing with a breakup is such a hard but yet common thing that everyone goes through, but everyone deals with it differently, especially grieving the times you both spent...
Her Campus at Cincinnati
Analog Hobbies: A Better Alternative to Scrolling
Coming home from a long day of classes, I can be the first to admit all I want to do is climb into bed and doomscroll for hours. But...
Her Campus at BU
I Keep Putting Friendships On Life Support When They Are Perfectly Fine
I have never been a nonchalant friend…but sometimes, I become so afraid of losing a friendship that I exhaust myself trying to keep it alive.
Her Campus at Casper Libero
The Rise of Solo Dates: Why More Women Are Enjoying Their Own Company
Solo dates have become a recurring topic on social media, increasingly influencing women to try doing activities on their own.
Her Campus at PSU
What Neuroscience Tells Us About Negative Self-Talk
From confirmation bias to neuroplasticity, the science behind self-talk reveals why the words we repeat to ourselves may have far more power than we realize.
Her Campus at FSU
Put the Phone Down: 10 Things To Do Instead of Texting Your Ex
No, downloading Hinge isn't one of them.
Her Campus at McMaster
The Art of Taking Yourself on a Date
Being alone doesn’t have to mean being lonely. Sometimes, learning to enjoy your own company is the most embowering date of all.
Her Campus at OSU
Rom-Coms Can Be Real
Expecting a partner that makes you feel loved, appreciated, and tended to might seem like an impossible dream, but I promise, it's out there. Sometimes, it's in the ways...