It's personal
Cancer awareness month is personal now. For a while, it wasn’t. To me, cancer was a horrible disease, but it was distant. Cancer happened...
Fabiola J. Grau Cuevas (Albizu ‘22)
Fabiola J. Grau Cuevas (Albizu ‘22)
Doctoral psychology student who enjoys writing.
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On being a wounded healer
During this month dedicated to suicide awareness, I wanted to talk about being a wounded healer. Psychology along with “medicine exists...
How Jane The Virgin helped me find security in my latina experience
(spoilers ahead- go finish the series before reading) If you grew up in a latinx family, full of powerful and loud women, then you and I...
Advice for a Successful and Healthy Finals' Week
Exams are stressful and can be deteriorating to our mental health, as well as our physical state. Muscle tension, heart palpitations, and...
How-to-Self-Care
Sometimes developing habits to care for yourself can be hard and seem almost impossible, especially if you have a busy schedule and a...
What happened to Persephone?
Persephone is the daughter of Zeus, the god of gods, and Demeter, the goddess of agriculture. She is also known as Kore that means “...
Just one more chapter… oh, it's three am
Now and then, I pick up a book and I can’t put it down until I read the last sentence. There’s something about the way the story was...
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My favorite five Nicholas Sparks’ books and movies
I woke up today to a Memory on Facebook from forever ago that read: “Well, I saw The Notebook, and I cried. My Valentine’s Day has...
Sobre sexualidad y género, en la semana del amor
Estamos en el siglo 21. Llevamos la mayoría del siglo pasado y la totalidad del siglo corriente tratando de establecer una verdad...
The witching hour, a book review
A Secret History of Witches is a book by Louisa Morgan published on September 5, 2017. This piece of historical fiction is full of feminism...
Women in the Stars
The Book of Heaven by Patricia Storace is a compendium of four different myth-like stories. The preface of the story involves Eve, the...
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Finding Strength in your Femininity. Book Review: The Red Tent
*Subtle spoilers ahead* “We have been lost to each other for so long. My name means nothing to you. My memory is dust. This is not your...
