María Fortuño is a junior editor and writer at the Her Campus UPR chapter. They enjoy editing and writing articles on a variety of topics, but she's especially partial to literature, pop culture, and mental health.
She's currently pursuing a Master's degree in Philosophy at the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus. After graduating, they aspire to pursue a PhD in Philosophy, with the goal of joining academia as a professor, writer, and researcher. She hopes to continue editing, publishing, and contributing to philosophical conversations while sharing her love for philosophy with future scholars and students alike.
María is fond of repetition and firmly believes true comfort is found in returning to what you love. Hence, when she’s not rewatching the same shows over and over, you might find them reading—and re-reading—fantasy or romance novels. Her heart belongs to her favorite books, which include The Song of Achilles, This Is How You Lose the Time War, and Alone With You in the Ether. Finally, María’s greatest privilege is being an older sister, she has a soft spot for sad stories, and she loves to cook!
70 Days And A Lifetime
This is Why You Should Read “Alone With You in the Ether”
5 Upcoming Book Releases That I Can’t Wait to Read
My Experience Applying to Grad School
Movies and Shows That Trigger My Mommy Issues
The EHCU (Emily Henry Cinematic Universe)
Love and Mental Illness: Breaking the Stigma
Reading Slumps: A Mood Reader’s Worst Nightmare
Halloween and Religion: Growing Up Afraid
A Sapphic Must-Read: This Is How You Lose the Time War