Her Campus at KU
Sylvia Plath’s Misunderstood Fig Tree Analogy
An analysis of the famous literary device
Her Campus at Buffalo
Your Eldest Daughter: Because It’s All A Bellyache
A review of Brianna Pastor’s book, "Bellyache: Poems for Sensitive Souls", from the perspective of an eldest daughter.
Her Campus at Delhi North
Literature as Catalyst: Five Texts That Left an Indelible Mark
Throughout history, books like George Orwell's Animal Farm (1945) and 1984 (1949) have shattered authoritarian illusions through allegory and dystopia, while Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels' The Communist Manifesto...
Her Campus at St. Andrews
Catherine Earnshaw is the Style Icon We Didn’t Know We Needed
Throughout the movie, her costumes become more and more ridiculous, as she goes from a life of poverty at Wuthering Heights to one of wealth and extravagance at Thrushcross...
Her Campus at West Chester
My 2026 Reading Challenge
This year, I challenge myself to re-read books I read in high school with the hope of discovering new meaning and understanding.
Her Campus at West Chester
Monsters Never Die: Gothic Literature’s Comeback
For centuries, the world has been graced (and haunted) by Gothic literature. The exploration of monsters, the macabre, fear, anxiety, love, and death—this genre has always attracted readers and...
Her Campus at TCU
My Favorite Classics: A Brief Overview
In this article, I want to discuss some (only a very, very small handful) of my favorite classics and why they are so fascinating and hopefully persuade anyone perusing...
Her Campus at Mt Holyoke
5 Perception-altering Books to Read before the Year’s End
A brief summary of the lessons to be derived from 5 revolutionary reads everybody should read before the year's end.
Her Campus at KCL
Why Can’t We Get ‘Wuthering Heights’ Right?
In light of Emerald Fennell's upcoming 'Wuthering Heights', I examine the presentation of Heathcliff's race in film.
Her Campus at TCU
Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’: How Faithful is the Adaptation?
I've been excitedly awaiting Guillermo del Toro's version of Mary Shelley's famous 'Frankenstein' since it was announced. I've waited and waited, watching the trailers in eager anticipation, hopeful that...