Her Campus at St. Andrews
The Edinburgh Book Festival: My Experience
It is no secret that Edinburgh is renowned for the Fringe. Every August, performers flock to the city to put on an array of shows. From clowning in the...
Her Campus at KU
Managing a Literary Hangover
After finishing a book that you can't stop thinking about, you may experience the somber literary hangover.
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Media Literacy: Are we losing the ability to interpret?
From BookTok to Streaming, how digital habits are rewriting the way we interpret stories.
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Why AI Can’t Write Real Literature?
It is nothing but scary how dystopian our reality has become. Wars destroying entire civilizations, presidents ruling other nations like it’s their job, technology being so advanced we struggle...
Her Campus at Buffalo
Classic of the Month: Maurice by E.M. Forster
A book that is beautiful, hopeful, and utterly heartbreaking all at once. Published far after it was written because of the prejudice of the time, Maurice stays one of...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Is Being Smart the ‘New Sexy’? How Intellectualism Became a Trend?
What happens when being smart stops being a bonus and becomes the main source of attraction?
Her Campus at Buffalo
Beauty for Beauty’s Sake: The Relevance of Dorian Gray
The Picture of Dorian Gray is a book that was written over a hundred years ago. So how is it relevant to us?
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...