Her Campus at Leeds
LOVE OVER HATE: THE POWERFUL MESSAGE BEHIND BAD BUNNY’S SUPERBOWL PERFORMANCE
Her Campus at Leeds chapter member, Katya, dives into Bad Bunny's important and unifying Superbowl half-time performance.
Her Campus at Mizzou
Breaking Down 2026 Super Bowl Commercials
The Super Bowl is a big event for everyone in various ways. Football fans look forward to it every year, some people tune in just for the halftime performance...
Her Campus at TX State
How Does It Feel to Be American?
Americans are living in a contradiction. From the Olympic journalism, Super Bowl 60 publicity, to the everyday news, the Epstein files, and the conversations I find myself having daily....
Her Campus at Wake Forest
The Only Thing Stronger Than Hate is Love
A powerful summary of Bad Bunny's halftime performance, and what it meant for people all over the world.
Her Campus at BU
The Ad That Didn’t Try Too HardÂ
Out of all these high-budget Super Bowl ads, the simplest and lowest-cost commercial stood out as the most brilliant. Here’s why.
Her Campus at PSU
When AI Becomes Unsettling
How is AI using our data? How far is too far? What feels authentic and what doesn’t? As AI continues to appear in our classrooms, social feeds, and even...
Her Campus at UCD
Mi Gente Latino: The Impact of Bad Bunny’s Halftime Show on Other Immigrant Cultures
Bad Bunny’s performance did not simply entertain; it documented. It connected Puerto Rico to India, to the Caribbean, to every place where colonialism reshaped land and life. It revealed...
Her Campus at Nottingham
A Half Time Show Rooted in Love and Unity
a discussion around Bad Bunny's halftime performance at the superbowl
Her Campus at UCSB
Benito Took The Bowl: Unpacking The Symbols
The performance wasn’t random. Every image had weight. From the opening in the sugarcane field to the final moment on the football field, Bad Bunny used the biggest stage...
Her Campus at TX State
A VOICE FOR LATINOS: BAD BUNNYS IMPACTÂ
Bad Bunny is performing for one of the most televised events of the year. What does this mean for Latinos?