Her Campus at Buffalo
Beauty for Beauty’s Sake: The Relevance of Dorian Gray
The Picture of Dorian Gray is a book that was written over a hundred years ago. So how is it relevant to us?
Her Campus at Casper Libero
From Institutions to Influencers: Who Shapes Politics Today?
The rise of social media is quietly transforming the way people connect with politics, and with each other.
Her Campus at Kent State
Gen Z’s Relationship with Social Media: Take A Much-Needed Break
The globalization of media has helped interconnect an entire generation of people. But, with this new connection, an unhealthy amount of consumption has resulted in many people feeling disconnected,...
Her Campus at Cal State Chico
Rebranding: The New Obsession To Self Market
Sofia discusses the new term "rebranding."
Her Campus at West Chester
The Loneliest Generation That’s Never Alone
Gen Z has become one of the most interactive generations when it comes to cell phones. Yet, they're becoming the loneliest generation that's never alone.
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Am I selfish for not inviting everyone? Rethinking boundaries in a hyper-connected World
How social media made us believe that we are selfish just for not inviting online friends
Her Campus at Virginia Tech
Logging Off for Lent: 40 Days Without TikTok
I gave up TikTok for Lent. Here's what I noticed afterwards.
Her Campus at U Toronto
Put Your Phone Down. It’s Making You Miserable.
In recent weeks, I’ve found myself increasingly drawn to my phone in the evenings and it’s making me miserable. Until the age of 14, I was on social media....
Her Campus at St. John's
The Current State of Women’s Health
Women’s health is an area of research that is already underserved. In order to get more research we need women to continue to see doctors and seek treatment.
Her Campus at Cal Poly
“You’re so OCD”: What I Wish You Knew About Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Brooke Hopwood corrects common misconceptions about OCD.