Her Campus at FSU
Reanimating ‘Frankenstein’: Why Mary Shelley’s Monster Still Haunts Us
RIP Mary Shelley, you’d hate ChatGPT.
Her Campus at Richmond London
FINBOROUGH THEATRE’S LATEST WORLD PREMIER: THE INSEPARABLES
An inside look at a newly premiering play based on a tragic French novel of female friendship, love, and loss. This includes an exclusive interview with director Anastasia Bunce!
Her Campus at Mizzou
Love is in the Air | Top Ten Romance Novels for Spring
Every year, when the flowers and trees bloom, I return to my favorite romance books to get me out of my winter funk. Every spring, I try to find the...
Her Campus at U Mass Amherst
‘Sunrise on the Reaping’: Connecting the Dots Back to Your Favorite Trilogy
Suzanne Collins' new prequel to her original The Hunger Games trilogy released March 18. The new novel, Sunrise on the Reaping, takes readers back to the 50th Hunger Games...
Her Campus at CU Boulder
Louisa May Alcott’s ‘Little Women’ Has Stood The Test of Time
A timeless tale with a timeless theme.
Her Campus at Waterloo
DIY 1: The Importance of Characters in Your Novel
As someone who is about to begin making my very own fictional novel, I figured creating some sort of article-series about different parts of the planning/writing process is important—not...
Her Campus at Krea
(Not Just) Another Book in the Wall
For the inquisitive, prying readers, Go then, there are other worlds than these...
Her Campus at Pitt
My Top 5 Reads of 2024
With 2024 quickly coming to a close, I’m sure many of us have been reflecting on the year. One of my goals at the beginning of this year was...
Her Campus at BU
Why ‘Little Women’ (2019) Is The Best Christmas Morning Movie
‘Little Women’ (2019) is a Christmas movie!
Her Campus at Washington
Interior Chinatown: Struggling with Identity as an Asian American
A review of Interior Chinatown, a book that explores an Asian American's struggle with identity.