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You’ve probably read – or heard of – Boyfriend Material by Alexis Hall. It’s a lovely blend of sweet, fluffy romance, truly bizarre...
You’ve probably read – or heard of – Boyfriend Material by Alexis Hall. It’s a lovely blend of sweet, fluffy romance, truly bizarre...
Feeling tired & struggling to eat your greens? Here are three smoothie recipes for that vitamin boost! Lemon & Celery 1 lemon 2...
In this series, I discuss the material proof of slavery in the Roman Empire. See part I on housing , part II on art , part III on marks and...
I’ve always thought romance novels were a bit… well, meh, to be honest. Once, in our teens, my best friend and I read a Harlequin romance...
In this series, I discuss the material proof of slavery in the Roman Empire. See part I on housing , part II on art and part III on marks...
Are you planning on applying to study in the UK? If so, here are some YouTube recommendations both for information and motivation! If not,...
It's time to welcome 2021 and the new semester! This term, Her Campus at Helsinki will continue to publish articles about culture, history...
Themes of Sex and Gender in Narrative Interaction … she seemed to vacillate; she was man; she was woman; she knew the secrets, shared the...
In this series, I discuss the material proof of slavery in the Roman Empire. See part I on housing and part II on art . CW: topics...
In this series, I study the edivence of slavery in the Roman Empire. The first part of this series focused on slave housing, whereas today...
CW: topics discussed in this series include slavery and has mentions violence (physical, sexual and psychological). “At its best, Roman...
‘Why should na poor folk mowe’ (1792), is a cutting satire of the French Revolution, written during a period of societal change. In this...
Want to join a book club but can't find one that interests you? Set up your own. Here are a few steps that will help you do just that...
Halloween is here which means... Scary books! Here are some scary reading recommendations for Halloween 2020.
In this essay, I study an extract [available at the bottom of the article] Margaret Oliphant’s short story ‘The Library Window’ (1896/ 1902...
It’s Pride week in Finland y'all, hooray! And although we here in Helsinki are restricted from going all out on the celebrations this year...
Worried about studying remote during the pandemic? You’re not alone. Take a look at these 5 tips on how to navigate these taxing times.
Summer is steadily winding down, and as we welcome the colourful autumn months it’s back to business as usual!
Amazing audiobooks by amazing female authors to brighten up your self-isolation!
This Covid-19 situation truly sucks. There’s no denying it. If you’re in quarantine (like me and so many others), here are some tips from outdoors activity to self-romancing to make it a bit better.