Her Campus at BU
Exploring Beacon Hill’s Literary Past
You may not know that your favorite writers once lived just a T-ride away from you!
Her Campus at BU
‘The Tortured Poets Department’: The Poetry of Questions
I have never loved an entire album in the way I love 'The Tortured Poets Department.' Here is why!
Her Campus at Northwestern
National Poetry Month: Female Poets You Need to Read
From Amanda Gorman to Rupi Kaur, these female poets are shaping modern poetry and deserve a spot on your reading list.
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 UH
April showers bring tender melodies
April, the month for poets and a love for language
Her Campus at Brown
An Ode to Poetry: Presence and Processing
Read for a Brown student's reflection on finding presence, processing, and emotional resilience in poetry--and why you should give it a try too.
Her Campus at SJSU
Spring Pairings: Pick an Activity, Get a Book Recommendation
The onset of spring brings beautiful warm weather and fresh beginnings. Whenever March rolls around, I’m itching to get busy, get outside, appreciate nature, try something new, and explore.
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.
Her Campus at FSU
How Writing Poetry Forced Me to Stop Living on Autopilot
Writing poetry forced me to stop living passively.
Her Campus at Toronto MU
From Critic to Creative: What I Have Learned About Creativity and Poetry This Past Semester
It’s easy to be a critic: circle the imperfections and connect the dots. But how do you break this cycle of perfectionism and delve into the mess of creativity...