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 MSU
Young Adult Substitutes For Kids Computer Games
As young adults, we’ve earned our place on the real internet, where we can engage with online platforms for the sake of knowledge.
Her Campus at TAMU
Read More! Our Literary and Empathy Crisis
In an age of constant connection, it’s our responsibility to take charge and choose whether or not to become wrapped up in media with no real substance. It’s our...
Her Campus at JMU
What’s Going On with Media Literacy?
Do you keep hearing about media literacy online? Read this article to get an overview of what people are saying about it online!
Her Campus at CU Boulder
Kids in Crisis: The Mutual Exclusivity Of Empathy & Literacy
Examining fiction as a catalyst for social-emotional learning and development
Her Campus at U Conn
Worries From Educators Amid Literacy Crisis The U.S.
According to research by World Population Review, the United States ranks 36th in literacy, with Connecticut ranking 18th among the top 20 most literate states in the country.
Her Campus at Pitt
You Really Should Care About Public Libraries Right Now
On March 14, 2025, President Trump signed an executive order disbanding the Institute of Museum and Library Services. While at first glance this order doesn’t seem too bad compared...
Her Campus at USF
In Defense of Reading: The Importance of Banned Books, Public Libraries, and Literacy Equity
We have seen a surge in restrictions and bans on books in the U.S. Now more than ever, we should address how this will affect the most vulnerable populations.
Her Campus at UCF
Pink is Perfect: ‘Pinkalicious’ is Now A Banned Book
The newest book to leave Tennessee shelves is the pink and sparkly 2006 children's book "Pinkalicious."
Her Campus at KCL
English Anyone…?
The decline of the literature degree, and why we must preserve it.