Her Campus at BU
The Problem With America’s Workaholic Culture
Your job should not determine your worth.
Her Campus at Texas
The Fall Of A Raging Workhaolic
What happens when a raging workaholic falls from grace? Do they adapt and find new goals to work, or never recover?
Her Campus at San Francisco
My Experience As A Manager At 19
When I go home for summer, I keep money coming in by working at my hometown’s local waterpark. I worked in the admission department (think the ticket booth you...
Her Campus at SLU
Why the “That Girl” Trend Is Problematic
Over the last few years, there has been a trend on social media known as the “that girl” trend. If you are on any form of social media, whether...
Her Campus at MSU
To the Overachieving College Student
I once was in your shoes: I kept the near-perfect GPA, led multiple student organizations, held a part-time job, worked tireless hours on research, and almost never missed an...
Her Campus at ASU
I’m a stereotypical Capricorn, and here’s why
My birthday is at the end of December, and if you didn’t guess it, I will reassure your assumption: I’m a Capricorn. What’s even worse is that I enjoy...
Her Campus at Hofstra
Workaholism Isn’t Cute, So Let’s Stop Pretending the “Grind” is Worth It
As a college student, it can be so easy to explain away workaholic tendencies. There just never seems to be enough time to get everything...
Her Campus at American
The Issue with the Hustling Mentality
Are you on your grind or just on your way to burnout?
Her Campus at USFCA
A Born Workaholic Out-of-Work During the Pandemic
What happens when a workaholic is forced to stop?