Her Campus at Casper Libero
Why Is Agatha Christie Still the Queen of Crime?
hat is the formula behind Agatha’s books continuing to thrive even after her death?
Her Campus at UPR
Why Has Poetry Been So Prevalent Throughout History?
Of all literary forms, poetry is one of the most ancient.
Her Campus at Toronto MU
The Death of Journalism: Why True Journalism is Scarce
Journalism is the pursuit of truth, from the small everyday things, to the great ills of the world, but death lingers in the greed for profits. Journalism is the...
Her Campus at Holy Cross
An Afternoon of Literature and Life with Margaret Atwood
A refelction on Margret Atwoods talk as Holy Cross
Her Campus at Toronto MU
Significance of Emily Wilson’s Odyssey
The Odyssey's translation by Emily Wilson represents a paradigm shift in our understanding of one of the most important works of Western literature.
Her Campus at SBU
Utopia of Women
I reflect on various stories I've read for classes recently. Specifically, two women writers from over the years. Both stories are science fiction type stories with feminist messages within...
Her Campus at TAMU
Reading Rushdie: Content Over Controversy
At the time of the book's publication in 1989, Ayatollah Khomeini issued a fatwa ordering death sentences for Rushdie and the people involved in the publication of the book.
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 UCF
Four Songs That Were Adapted From Poetry
In the spirit of celebrating the arts in its myriad forms, here are four songs you may not have known were adapted from poems first.