Alejandra Negrón Rodríguez is a writer and Events Director at Her Campus at UPR. She manages all chapter events, prioritizing in coordinating and organizing for a range of successful and fun activities. She mostly writes culture and entertainment articles, but as an avid reader, her favorite one’s are book reviews.
She is a senior at the University of Puerto Rico, majoring in Political Science with a minor in French.
At Her Campus, writing became a muse for her, because she can transform her interests into works for others to enjoy. When she’s not writing, Alejandra reads books or buys them (ask her overwhelming mountain of unread books). Alejandra also loves learning new languages, crocheting, and spending time with her friends.
Lessons I’ve Learned From Disney Princesses
Romance Reading Challenge: Romeo and Juliet In a Sitting: Here Are My Thoughts
Here’s Your New Spotify Playlist For Classic Reggaeton Nostalgia
I Switched my Weekly Screen Time for Books: Here’s How It Went
Machete Púrpura: a Look at Feminism and Revolution
Frankenstein: A book review
I Was a Pick Me Girl, and So Were You
“I have no friends”: The struggle of making college friends at university
Why I read classics
Between Love and Hate for Gilmore Girls