Her Campus at MUJ
love is not dying
A deep, emotional exploration of Jeremy Zucker's debut album 'love is not dying', tracing heartbreak, codependency, healing, and hope across 13 beautifully raw tracks.
Her Campus at Ithaca
Review on Netflix’s New Hit: ‘Adolescence’
At its core, Adolescence isn’t just a warning or a unique true crime scenario. It’s a reminder of what’s already here and plaguing our society.
Her Campus at Ithaca
Fact or Fiction: The True Crime Media Debate
With the continuous rise in true crime media consumption, victims may have the opportunity to share their voices and fight back against a system that limits justice and reform.
Her Campus at Ithaca
Why I Love House Music And So Should You
House music can be perfect for any occasion and setting. There are currently dozens of subgenres within House music, such as tropical house, Latin house, and even deep house!
Her Campus at MSU
Rating The Broadway Shows I Saw This Year
My favorite Broadway shows I saw this year as a Theatre usher.
Her Campus at Washington
5 Movies Every Graduating High Schooler Needs to Watch
Coming of age is horrifying, so why not make things a little easier with these movies?
Her Campus at UCSB
Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners”: A Descent Into Delta Horror and Hollywood’s Black Renaissance
Are you a history buff, a horror film fanatic, or maybe both? Then Ryan Coogler’s Sinners (2025) was made for you. This gripping film dives deep into guilt, redemption,...
Her Campus at LUM
As a Young Woman in Film, I See Nicole Kidman Doing What Few Others Will
Nicole Kidman. Inspiration and blueprint
Her Campus at Emerson
Before Lorde’s Newest Album Comes Out in 2025, Let’s Give Solar Power the Love it Deserves
I am excited for L4 as the next Lorde stan, but before all of the spotlight goes to this new era of Lorde music, I want to take time...
Her Campus at St. Andrews
The Beatles Biopic: Is Casting Hot Actors Ruining Film Adaptations?
Backlash was rampant in response to the casting choices for the Beatles biopic. Is casting conventionally attractive A-list actors becoming problematic?