Writer's block can be a creative mind's worst enemy, but you don't have to let it stop you from writing an awesome article (or anything really). If you ever find yourself wracking your brain for a topic, this list gives you fifteen unique ideas to help you get started.
1. A Day In My Life At X Years Old
Pull out those embarrassing childhood photos and reminisce over the best (or worst) year of your life.
2. X Things To Do Off Campus At [Insert College Here]
Take your readers on a tour of your college community. Who knows? Maybe you'll find your new favorite coffee shop?
3. If I Could Trade Lives With Any Fictional Character, It Would Be [Insert Character]
Insert yourself into your favorite literary or TV universe. What would your life be like?
4. An Open Letter To My Favorite Coworkers
Show your work friends some love!
5. X Conversations You Overhear At Every University Library
Take a study break and do a little eavesdropping.
6. A Day In My Life, As Described By [Insert TV Show]
Everyone loves a good GIF Listicle now and then.
7. X Things I Miss About My Hometown
Ease your homesickness with a little hometown nostalgia.
8. X Essentials You Need To Bring To Your First Apartment
If you've moved off campus, share your must-haves!
9. X Things I Wish I Learned In High School
You know, besides "The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell'.
10. Why [Insert Show/Movie] Is No Longer My Favorite Show/Movie
As we get older, our opinions change, so we might not love the same things as we used to.
11. I'm Terrified Of [Insert Fear], But That Is Okay
Everyone has fears that others may see as "irrational" when they really aren't.
12. X Smells That Remind Me Of My Childhood
Scents are very strongly associated with memories. Reflect on the smells that make you nostalgic.
13. Why [Insert Good Luck Charm] Brings Me Good Luck
Do you have a lucky jersey or a favorite horseshoe? Write about it!
14. I've Seen [Insert Band] X Times, But That Doesn't Make Me A Groupie
Share your passion for your favorite band or singer.
15. X Things You See On TV While Channel-Surfing Past Midnight
Mostly infomercials and old sitcoms you forgot (or never knew) existed, but there might be something there.