Her Campus at FSU
Learning To Live Without the Influence of Microtrends
Trends come and go, so stop chasing them.
Her Campus at KU
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle–but Most Importantly, REDUCE!!!
Reusing and recycling are important to sustainability, but reducing is even more so. Read on to learn why.
Her Campus at TCU
“Underconsumption” Has Never Been So Trendy
Face it. As a Her Campus reader you are probably chronically online. And, as such, you are probably bombarded by ads and influencer product placements. But recently, I’ve seen...
Her Campus at Lafayette
What to do with your halloween costume
Now that Halloween is over, don’t let your these costumes go to waste! Here are some sustainable ideas you can choose from to continue putting your costume to good...
Her Campus at Plattsburgh
DressCode In Plattsburgh NY
Thrifting has been a great way for people who are against fast fashion to turn to it. Especially since the pandemic has hit and most people have lost their...
Her Campus at Jefferson
The Best of the 3Rs: Reuse
We’ve all heard it from elementary school: reuse, reduce, recycle. Since I was a kid, I’ve held reusing close to my heart. In elementary school, I would take old...
Her Campus at Delhi South
SAVING THE PLANET ONE CROP TOP AT A TIME
Every person with an Instagram account today knows what fast fashion is, its demerits and which niche influencer is now cancelled because of their latest SHEIN Haul. While the...
Her Campus at U Mich
Why You Should Switch To A Safety Razor
Content Warning: This article contains information regarding and pertaining to razors, razor blades, and their uses in shaving. The word “safety” is misleading—safety razors are called safety razors because...
Her Campus at U Penn
3 Ways to Get out of a Style Rut This Winter
Are you in a style rut? Use these tips to revamp your outfits and stay fashionable on a budget!
Her Campus at VCU
Why Haven’t We Banned Single-Use Plastics in the United States?
Single-use plastics: plastic bottles, grocery bags, food takeout containers, cutlery, six-pack rings, etc., contribute heavily to the destruction of our environment.Â