Her Campus at UPR
The World Is In Flames And I Don’t Even Have A Bucket Of Water
Don’t you see? The world is in flames, and I don’t even have a bucket of water. Some say there might not even be any water left.
Her Campus at UPR
The High Cost Of Forgetting History: “Those Who Do Not Know History Are Bound To Repeat It” Is Not Just A Saying
Letting our history be forgotten, and choosing to repeat it by neglecting its study, is the greatest mistake of all.
Her Campus at UPR
How The Rise Of The ‘Grammar Police’ Reflects Today’s Literacy Crisis
The grammar police are a relentless force, which is why — as literacy rates keep declining — we must ask ourselves whether their existence is truly beneficial or doing...
Her Campus at UPR
“It’s Not Journalism, It’s Bullying”: Millie Bobby Brown And Hollywood’s Double Standards
A year after publicly calling out her haters, Millie Bobby Brown's words still resonate within our society's misogynistic double standards. Here's why that matters.
Her Campus at Bentley
Celebrating Girlhood: Inside Our Galentine’s Event
Read allllll about our galentines event here!
Her Campus at UPR
Trump’s First Day
Round two of a Trump Presidency is only a year in even though it feels like a hundred. This article explores everything he did to set precedence on Day...
Her Campus at UPR
Surviving Maria: How A Hurricane Shaped A Generation
María wasn’t just another storm: it was the one that changed everything. And for those of us who were kids or teens at the time, it marked a before...
Her Campus at UPR
Coming Back Home
A somewhat sappy coming back home story about finding my footing in a place where I never could've imagined I would lose it.
Her Campus at UPR
Books That Radicalized Me
Knowledge has always been the quiet kind of power, the kind that slips into your hands through stories and refuses to let you stay the same. Books became my...
Her Campus at UPR
Who Gets To Call Themselves Boricua? The Puerto Rican Identity Crisis
Boricua identity is rooted in ancestry, culture, and resilience, yet shaped by colonization, migration, and diaspora tensions. To be Boricua is not a test of birthplace or language, but...