Her Campus at Texas
Romeo and Juliet: Tragic Romance?
In every single alternate timeline two star-crossed lovers will try to defy family blood feuds only for their efforts to end in tragic demise. Can a story where they...
Her Campus at Northeastern
Taylor Swift’s Mischaracterization of Ophelia from Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’
Taylor Swift is known for poetic and intricate lyricism. However, her recent track, "The Fate of Ophelia," fails to do justice to one of literature's most tragic figures. Here's...
Her Campus at Leeds
SHE’S THE MAN: A REVIEW OF LUUSMS’s ‘TWELFTH NIGHT THE MUSICAL’
Her Campus at Leeds chapter member, Erin, reviews LUUSMS's latest production, 'Twelfth Night The Musical'.
Her Campus at OSU
‘Hamnet’ Film Review: What Is It About And Is It Worth Seeing?
A Shakespeare inspired drama film his theaters Friday, Dec. 5, 2025, and I'm here to tell you about it!
Her Campus at Toronto MU
A Literary Breakdown of Taylor Swift’s “The Fate of Ophelia”
Your local English major here to dissect the lyrics and references in Taylor Swift’s latest hit single
Her Campus at Northeastern
Gertrude in Five Songs
Shakespeare's "Hamlet" is a literary classic, yet Queen Gertrude's character is often overlooked. These five songs that capture the complexity of her story.
Her Campus at Texas
Shakespearean Archetypes: Who We Are in the Eyes of Shakespeare
While it might be the case that we’re all looking back at our ninth grade English classes through the rearview mirror, it is within my opinion that we are...
Her Campus at Mizzou
To watch or not to watch a teen movie, that is the question!
As a 21-year-old college girl, I sometimes stop and wonder: “What did they put in this movie made for teenagers that makes it so good?” Let’s be real, we...
Her Campus at FSU
From Verona to the VMAs: Shakespearean Motifs in Conan Gray’s Performance
Conan Gray meets Romeo and Juliet!
Her Campus at Casper Libero
“Carnival Is Over”: Fernando Coimbra unveils a Brazilian thriller on Rio’s corrupt elite
"Carnival Is Over" marks the director’s return to national cinema with a Sundance-awarded script