My Recommendations for International Book Giving Day
If you are like me and have not heard of International Book Giving Day yet, here’s a fun fact: This holiday on Valentine’s Day is about...
Natalie Tyler (Winona ‘21)
Natalie Tyler (Winona ‘21)
Natalie Elle Tyler is a senior at Winona State majoring in Creative Digital Media. She is minoring in Dance, Creative Writing, and Journalism. Natalie manages her own photography business. When she isn’t writing, she’s either doing a photoshoot, hanging out with friends, or dancing. Her ultimate dream is to make book covers through her photography while having the time to be a freelance travel photographer or photojournalist.
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Valentines’ Edition: Ten Lovely Dates for the Romantics and Dreamers
While I did pitch this idea to write, thinking about the lovebirds I photograph and dates I, myself, would love to venture on, I cannot...
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And You’re Probably with that Blonde Girl: My Depiction of Drivers’ License
Earlier this week, Olivia Rodrigo released her new song, Drivers’ License , which broke multiple records. Not only was it Spotify’s most...
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The Quantum Weirdness of the First Novel I Read in 2021
If you’re looking for a cliché Wattpad rom-com story + math, you found your next read here. In continuation of my book review series, Mary...
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Book Review: Pushing Gender Binaries in the Novel Heiress Apparently
*Warning: This article contains spoilers from the new book, Heiress Apparently by Diana Ma* Release Date: Dec. 1, 2020 After a review on...
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Picture This: Natalie’s Ins & Outs of Photography (vol. 101): Business Women’s Week
To continue onto my photo-series, I wanted to take a deep dive into Business Women’s Week, which falls from October 16-22. This week is all...
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Featured Flick: A Review of Blumhouse’s ‘The Lie’
Recently Her Campus Winona was offered another partnership deal with Amazon for a free movie pre-screening. This time, I got to pick from...
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Book Month: What to Read Next
Because it is National Book Month in October, I decided to list some fun books I’ve read in the past. They are not particularly centered on...
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Diary or Textbook?: Looking at My Journals Over Time
The other week I learned that September 22nd is Dear Diary Day, so I knew I had to write an article on my diary series. Over the course of...
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My Thoughts on Unscripted: A Book Written by My High School Teacher
Pull out your old Streetcar Named Desir e notes, my friends. *WARNING: SPOILERS* Despite the hype, I actually heard about this book because...
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Analyzing the Documentary “All In: Fight for Democracy”
This week, Winona Her Campus was offered the opportunity to partner with Amazon Prime Video! The new documentary All In: Fight for...
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13 Disney Channel Original Movies You Must Rewatch
One of the best feelings is re-watching Disney Channel Original movies you forgot about. * Please note this article is 100% my opinion and...
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The Daily Life in Quarantine
Since quarantine has been extended another month and will probably take over my 21st birthday, I’ve decided to share what I’ve been...
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What to Look Forward to in Quarantine: 6 Activities to Keep You Busy
During the spring, I usually like writing articles on what a person can look forward to. Due to the current coronavirus pandemic, many...
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For the Love of Dance: A Profile on Professor Gretchen Cohenhour
As a dance minor myself, I recently had an interest in learning about my advisor for this profile piece. I thought this was a good way to...
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Here’s the Tea: Season 2 of ‘You’ (Spoilers!)
Over winter break, I heard so much hype about the show You , which I watched a couple of episodes a while ago but never continued due to my...
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Phil Siegel: A Photographer in the Heart of Minneapolis
One influential person I have come across just this last summer is a photographer named Phil Siegel. Located in the heart of Minneapolis,...
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Picture This: Natalie’s Ins & Outs of Photography (vol. 100)
Introduction: Grabbing a Camera There are so many times when I find myself scrolling through Facebook or even Instagram and there will be...
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House of Horrors: How I Handled My Spooky Living Situation
It’s the time of the year when you realize your living situation just isn’t working out. Maybe it’s not necessarily your roommate that’s...
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The List: Chapter Two
Before you begin reading (or if you haven’t read chapter one), make sure to catch up here . There was nothing that made me more anxious...
