Her Campus at Toronto MU
The Weight of Injustice: A Reflection On The Privilege Of Safety
With too many injustices in the world today, I feel guilt weighing down on my shoulders.
Her Campus at Emerson
Dear Eliza book review
Dear Eliza is a poignant exploration of grief, and familial and romantic relationships, written with remarkable emotional depth.
Her Campus at UCF
My Experience with Grief During the Holidays
Despite my love for Christmas, this time of the year can be difficult due to missing family members and those who have passed on. This is a personal essay...
Her Campus at UCF
Accepting Change During The Holidays
Sometimes, traditions have to change, and it can be hard to accept the new ones. However, every old tradition was once new, too. It can be scary, but there's...
Her Campus at SLU
Missing a turkey: Facing a second Thanksgiving grieving my dad
My dad had always been “the turkey guy.” This year, it will be our second Thanksgiving without him. A reflection on grief over the holidays. Please be extra thankful for...
Her Campus at Washington
Ben Herbstreit: College Football’s Best Friend
Kirk Herbstreit couldn’t have put it any better, “a dog’s only flaw as a species is they don’t live long enough.”
Her Campus at CU Boulder
Mourning Without Space To Do So: Finding Routes Toward Healing After The U.S. Presidential ElectionÂ
Society knows how to hold space for grieving a lost loved one; it's not quite as equipped to accommodate grief around the likely incoming loss of the human rights...
Her Campus at Northeastern
Love, Loss and the Fight Against Drunk Driving
I met my first love at a high school basketball game. Braylon was kind, funny and so full of life. For three years, he showed me how to love,...
Her Campus at CU Boulder
‘Bluey’: How A Show For Preschoolers Is Helping Me Heal My Inner Child
“...What the hell is this show?!” I exclaimed through tears, shocked that a show about an animated dog family was making me bawl my eyes out. That’s just the...
