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 McMaster
HOW THE PUMA LEAPED FROM ROYALTY TO EXTORTION
Join me on a recap of my trip to Peru to compare the Indigenous symbol of the puma with how this same symbol is modernly misused in the name...
Her Campus at FSU
FSU’s Birthday: A Crash Course in 175 Years of Garnet and Gold
A brief recap of 175 years of FSU history!
Her Campus at Concordia CA
Student Journalism And The Fight Against Power
You probably haven’t heard of this Poundmaker: a few “alcoholic revolutionaries” in a dingy basement who wanted to create a newspaper that was more than just a student newspaper.
Her Campus at FSU
Do Period Films Need Historically Accurate Costumes?
The ongoing debate of history vs. creativity in film.
Her Campus at CU Boulder
A Historic Day for Venezuelans: The Dictator Has FallenÂ
On January 3rd, the United States executed an arrest of Venezuela’s dictator, Nicholás Maduro, but what does this mean for the future of Venezuela?
Her Campus at McMaster
A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE ON JUNK JOURNALING
The historian in me is begging you to start junk journaling!
Her Campus at BU
Miranda’s Monthly Reads: November
What I read this November and my recommendations!
Her Campus at UCF
Haiti to Take World Cup Stage for the First Time Since 1974
After nearly 53 years, Haiti qualifies for the 2026 World Cup on the anniversary of the final battle that won this Caribbean nation its independence. A country long overlooked...