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Lauren Staehle

I am a writer, editor and marketer with over seven years of experience. I am committed to crafting compelling narratives that elevate brand identity, and excel in translating complex ideas …

Luana Zanardi

Sou uma jornalista em formação pela Faculdade Cásper Líbero. Hoje atuo como Assistente de PR e Comunicação. Meu foco está em construir narrativas que conectem pessoas e marcas com propósito.

Simone Bender

Rafaela Bertolini

Estudante de jornalismo da Faculdade Cásper Líbero. Amante da cultura pop e geek.

Kendall Finley

Communications professional with a love for language, specializing in copywriting and editing.

Caysea Stone

Caysea Stone

Latest Articles

We Have To Talk About The Reported Guest List For Travis & Taylor's Wedding

Forget the wedding venue, Swifties are way more focused on who’s reportedly scoring an invite to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding. If the latest reports are true, the guest list for the wedding of the century could be just as iconic as the wedding itself, featuring everyone from Swift’s …

By Daniela Capistran
2nd July 2026 • Her Campus

12 World Cup Outfit Ideas For All Your Watch Parties

The FIFA World Cup is one of the biggest sporting events in the world, and if you’re a fashion lover like me, it’s also an excuse to put on a fashion show. Whether you’re cheering on your favorite team from a packed sports bar, hosting friends for a watch party, …

By Daniela Capistran
19th June 2026 • Her Campus

Sooo, Maybe Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce Are Getting Married At MSG

Your favorite English teacher and gym teacher are getting married, and if the latest sources are to be believed, that wedding might be happening at Madison Square Garden. On Aug. 26, 2025, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce announced their engagement via an Instagram post and Swifties have been in full …

By Daniela Capistran
16th June 2026 • Her Campus

Here Are Some Of The Saddest Lyrics From Olivia Rodrigo's New Album, If You Need A Good Cry

Olivia Rodrigo’s got me in my feels. The singer released her third studio album, You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love, on June 12, and like the name suggests, there are plenty of sad lyrics to talk about. The album goes through a rollercoaster of emotions, from …

By Daniela Capistran
12th June 2026 • Her Campus

Curly Q’s: It’s Not Just Hair

Welcome to the last installment of Curly Q’s (for now). I began this column hoping to help other curly girls by sharing my experiences and what I’ve learned. I also wanted to build a space like the ones that supported me. I didn’t always get along with my hair; I …

By Morgan Kee
11th May 2026 • Her Campus

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By Emma Snider
27th April 2026 • Her Campus

Curly Q’s: Influencers You Should Follow

I think every curly or natural girl has resorted to Pinterest at one point or another when it comes to looking for hairstyles or product recommendations. Now, this isn’t a diss on Pinterest (I’ll always love her to death), but it’s no secret that the curly hair variety is a …

By Morgan Kee
25th April 2026 • Her Campus

Coachella 2026 Outfits Recapped

Coachella 2026 fashion proved that the desert still knows how to start a trend cycle. This year’s standout looks leaned into Western details, and boho looks that felt very 2016, yet this time more tasteful, without the 2016 appropriation of South Asian fashion. But that’s an article for another time; …

By Arsheeya Garg's Portfolio
23rd April 2026 • Her Campus

Figure Skating: Behind The Sequins

“There’s no way to lose,” said Alyssa Liu at the 2026 Milan Winter Olympics. For anyone who’s experienced figure skate blistering, sobbed in a locker room, or hopped on the scale after practice, you understand the weight that sentence held, regardless of her gold medal. Alyssa Liu has brought the …

By Abigail Sylvester
20th April 2026 • Her Campus

The Internet's Obsession With Aesthetics

The word “aesthetic” has probably become one of the most overused terms on the internet. While the word has numerous meanings—“the distinctive underlying principles of a work of art or a genre,” for one—I am particularly referring to the way social media culture defines it. Here, an “aesthetic” is a …

By Isabelle Demian
20th April 2026 • Her Campus

Coast To Coast: Cape Cod To Santa Barbara

As I sit and begin to write this piece, I’m listening to the waves of the Pacific Ocean — not as an artistic background, but trying to take in each endless crash, and more importantly, what it has taught me throughout my life. I’m from Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Cape Cod …

By Abigail Sylvester
18th April 2026 • Her Campus

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By Miroslava Lem Quinonez
17th April 2026 • Her Campus

"Euphoria's" Cassie & Nate: The traditional housewife & the angry man

“Euphoria” is a drama series that follows a group of young adults as they transition from high school to adulthood and navigate the real-world implications that come with it. Throughout season 2, audiences watched as main character Rue Bennett falls victim to her addiction and lands herself amidst the worst …

By Brayden Murray
15th April 2026 • Her Campus

Your Nostalgia is Killing You: A Guide to Grief Over Memories Past

Does anyone else experience the grief-driven stomachache that comes from your self-perpetuated nostalgia? Whether it be from your own camera-roll doom scroll or a montage of someone else’s childhood memories to “Scott Street” by Phoebe Bridgers, we are in a constant loop of longing for what has already passed us …

By Bella Noor Aboulhosn
13th April 2026 • Her Campus

Curly Q’s: 5 Brands I Can’t Wait To Try

When exploring curly hair products, seeing so many brands in your search results can feel a little overwhelming, especially with all the options on the market today. But personally? I love it! As someone who had to grow to love her hair (and, by extension, herself) over the years, seeing …

By Morgan Kee
12th April 2026 • Her Campus

How Women Carry Pop Culture

Have you ever seen men go band for band with each other about anything besides the most popular mediocre male sports team? I didn’t think so.When women are the driving force of pop culture, they’re the most valued assets to producers and creatives alike. Fangirls are the backbone of pop …

By Emma Snider
10th April 2026 • Her Campus

5 Albums to Accompany Spring ‘26

The cherry blossoms are in full bloom, which means spring has finally arrived. With it comes the simple joy of sunny afternoons at the Cut, studying on campus lawns, and the anticipation of graduation just around the corner.This seasonal shift always inspires one of my favorite practices: curating a playlist …

By Isabelle Demian
10th April 2026 • Her Campus

5 Best New Book-to-Screen Adaptations Coming To You in 2026

Book-to-screen adaptations are becoming increasingly fashionable in today’s pop culture. From The Summer I Turned Pretty to We Were Liars to Normal People, it seems like nowadays, you can’t pick up a book without that glaring “Coming to Netflix” sticker staring back at you. Here are 5 of the best …

By Ziya Jalon
5th April 2026 • Her Campus

Everything We Know About 'Dune: Part Three'

The Dune: Part Three teaser trailer generated over 30 million views the week of its release, spotlighting one of the most highly anticipated movies of 2026. The teaser and character posters sparked conversations online and left Dune fans eager for more. The film’s director, Denis Villeneuve, has delivered a beautiful …

By Victoria Borges-Benitez
4th April 2026 • Her Campus

My Top 5 Moments Of Women’s March Madness

Women’s March Madness is the time of year when the brightest stars are placed under the national spotlight, Cinderella stories are written in real time, and emotions run higher than ever.For a few weeks every spring, the NCAA women’s tournament turns into one of the most compelling events in sports, …

By Peighton Lemp
1st April 2026 • Her Campus

The Resurgence of the 90s: Is Less Becoming More?

If you were born in the mid-2000s, like me, you probably remember your childhood through the lens of the 1990s…slowly fading away. And then you were immediately bombarded with a plethora of images, thoughts, and videos, which we now know as social media. Now, entering our adulthood, we’re still being …

By Ziya Jalon
1st April 2026 • Her Campus

Why You Keep Doomscrolling and How to Break the Habit

The Her Campus National Editors write about products we love and think you’ll love too. Her Campus has affiliate partnerships, so we get a share of the revenue from your purchase. All products are in stock and all prices are accurate as of publication. With the rise of social media, …

By Victoria Borges-Benitez
1st April 2026 • Her Campus

Curly Q’s: Tips & Tricks For Curly Travel

It’s the season of spring breaks! Whether yours has come and gone, you’re currently enjoying a week free of academics, or you’re eagerly awaiting your travel plans, a large part of the time before break is spent thinking about what to pack. It takes even more consideration if you’re flying …

By Morgan Kee
28th March 2026 • Her Campus

"Knights in Focus" Event Spotlights Graduate Research

UCF’s Graduate Student Center turned into a small film festival on Tuesday during the Knights in Focus Spotlight Celebration, where graduate students’ research and creative work took center stage on the big screen.The Knights in Focus Spotlight Celebration showcased winning entries from a graduate student video competition, designed to highlight …

By Arsheeya Garg's Portfolio
27th March 2026 • Her Campus

Why All Eyes Are On Texas Dems This Election Cycle, & Why You Should Care

For years, Democrats have wondered whether a blue wave would ever wash over Texas. Now, following the state’s 2026 midterm primaries, that wonder could be turning into a swell of hope — not just for the Democratic Party within the state, but across the country.

By Kylee Howard
24th March 2026 • Her Campus

Inside The Movement To Document — & Resist — New College's Conservative Takeover

What happens when a governor stages a conservative takeover of a public college? This isn’t a rhetorical question, because, well, it actually happened. When Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was reelected to office in 2022, he promised to reshape the New College of Florida, a small public liberal arts university in …

By Kylee Howard
23rd March 2026 • Her Campus

Kids Paint Pebbles for Penguins to Give Their Mates

Small acts of kindness can be so simple and worthwhile, but have you ever done something for a penguin? On March 6, children from the Edinburgh Children’s Hospital Charity decorated and painted pebbles for the Gentoo penguins at Edinburgh Zoo, which they could choose from. These pebbles are then presented …

By Victoria Borges-Benitez
22nd March 2026 • Her Campus

Why Gen Z Is Romanticizing Healing Without Doing the Hard Work

Gen Z loves to talk about healing. We talk about protecting our peace, setting boundaries, choosing ourselves, cutting off toxic people, and becoming the best version of ourselves. We post journal prompts, morning routines, solo date vlogs, and captions about growth. We know the language. We know the signs. We …

By Nguyen Bao Han Tran
17th March 2026 • Her Campus

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By Elizabeth Mason
16th March 2026 • Her Campus

In Defense Of Going Out

This year, my New Year’s resolution is to party. Many resolutions center around an underlying theme of productivity — as we know it. In society today, specifically in the United States, our idea of productivity is not sustainable nor effective. This idea is rooted in our capitalistic culture that teaches …

By Abigail Sylvester
15th March 2026 • Her Campus