Her Campus at KU
LOVE THY NEIGHBOR… MY NEIGHBOR… TOTORO?
The movie My Neighbor Totoro is a good reminder of the nurturing role that community plays when experiencing life.
Her Campus at Pace
Unoriginality Is Changing the Film Industry for the Worst
Many people have begun to pick up on the fact that the film industry is not as original or creative as it used to be.
Her Campus at Casper Libero
American Love Story: The limit between reality and entertainment of the show
When drama turns to fiction, what is truly acceptable to be shown to the public? Find out everything about the most talked-about series right now
Her Campus at UCF
The Resurgence of the 90s: Is Less Becoming More?
The resurgence of minimalism is becoming more apparent due to Gen Z's overconsumption fatigue. Physical media and simplistic styles are becoming more prominent amongst young adults, reminiscent of the...
Her Campus at Queen's U
Harry Styles Made Me Feel Every Single Song For the First Time Since 2017
Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. is a bold, imperfect pivot that proves Styles is still one of pop's most interesting thinkers.
Her Campus at UNCO
I Need To Talk About ‘Project Hail Mary’
Now that I've read the novel and watched the film (twice!), I need to talk about my favorite and least favorite changes to the fan-favorite novel.
Entertainment
The “Woot Woot” Sound From ‘Euphoria’ Is Going Viral On TikTok & It’s Hilarious
The song's called "Mount Everest."
Her Campus at West Chester
Nia Sioux Book Review: as someone who met Abby Lee Miller
Nia Sioux wrote an eye-opening story about the experience of growing up in the spotlight. This is my review as someone who met Abby Lee Miller.
Her Campus at Buffalo
Standby for Laughs: Gen Z meets Studio 8H
Live from New York...is anyone still laughing? Plus, my personal experience on the SNL Standby Line
Her Campus at UVA
10 Albums to Lift You Into the Spring Season
As the weather gets warmer, the days get longer, and the world seems so much brighter than before, I finally know that it is spring! Spring is a season...