Her Campus at NYU
Author Spotlight: Nevin Holness
Read Sabrina's latest author interview with debut author Nevin Holness who was selected as a finalist for Penguin's WriteNew mentorship program
Her Campus at NYU
Author Spotlight: Marisa Kanter
Fans of Morgan Matson and Jenny Han will rejoice in Marisa Kanter's latest YA novel following a bisexual girl who tries to make her ex jealous by faking an...
Her Campus at SLU
Break Out of Your Shell: 4 Rules to Shoot Your Shot
Have a crush on someone and you want to ask them out? Here are 4 rules to help you shoot your shot!
Her Campus at NYU
Author Spotlight: Christen Randall
Read Sabrina Blandon's interview of debut author Christen Randall about their queer coming of age romance, perfect for Dungeon & Dragons and Casey McQuiston fans!
Her Campus at NYU
Author Spotlight: Bethany Mangle
Read Sabrina Blandon's latest Author Spotlight interview featuring Bethany Mangle who recently published a new YA illness story about a character inspired by the author's own experience having Ehlers-Danlos...
Her Campus at MSU
Books You Need to Read
The fresh smell of new books, coffee brewing in the background, bookshelves filled with beautiful and colorful covers, and temptation to buy every single book in the bookstore –...
Her Campus at UCF
Fantasy Books Booktok Fails to Market
Throughout the rise of TikTok, especially during the pandemic, most of society spends their time navigating the app. Readers used this opportunity to share their current reads, TBR lists,...
Her Campus at USF
Professor’s Pick: “Forget Me Not” by Julie Soto
In the excitingly romantic world of Julie Soto's "Forget Me Not," love blooms among the petals and chaos of a celebrity wedding, proving that even the most prickly of...
Her Campus at Queen's U
A Look Into Young Adulthood Through SZA’s Lyrics
It’s like a constant battle between choosing to focus on enjoying yourself in the moment and laying out the plans for the rest of your adult life. As someone...
Her Campus at Wilfrid Laurier
The Not-So-Golden Challenges of Being a Young Adult “Golden Child”
Growing up as the "Golden Child" is not all its hyped up to be. While I’m aware of some of the positives that came from it, I’m here to...