Her Campus at UPRM
From Fairytales to Rumors: Did Descendants Doom Ever After High?
Do you ever wonder what happened to Ever After High and why do so many fans blame it on Descendants?
Her Campus at Kenyon
“Snow White” Isn’t Who You Think She Is…
Fairy tales — often perceived as innocent stories for children — reveal deeper, darker desires embedded in the fabric of society.
Her Campus at Toronto MU
‘Little Red Riding Hood’: A Peek Under The Cloak
The feminist, erotic retellings of the childhood classic tale of a girl and a wolf take on many more life forms than we think.
Her Campus at Rutgers
Sophie’s Guide to Your First Semester: ‘The School for Good and Evil’
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Rutgers chapter.As someone who grew up with The School for Good and Evil books by Soman...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
“Desencantada”: O Que Acontece Depois Do Felizes Para Sempre?
Desencantada está vindo aà para mostrar que, talvez, o felizes para sempre não é tão encantado assim.
Her Campus at Winthrop
Fairy Tales In A New Light
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Winthrop chapter.Review of Beasts and Beauty: Dangerous Tales by Soman Chainani Beasts and Beauty: Dangerous Tales...
Her Campus at Emmanuel
Under-Told LGBTQ+ Fairy Tales
Fairy tales get a bad rap for how they reinforce gender roles and hold up heterosexuality as a guarantee of a happy ending. By now we’ve...
Her Campus at UCF
From the Fairytales We Love: Lessons We Need To Unlearn
We have the chance to improve the stories we were told – to teach the next generation the lessons we learned the hard way.
Her Campus at Susqu
Little Known Fairytales That Feature Badass Female Characters
There's a lot of talk nowadays that female characters in fairytale and folklore stories are poor examples of feminism . While there is...
Her Campus at Wilfrid Laurier
The Dark Origins of Classic Fairy Tales
A lot of the fairy tales we know and love today have incredibly disturbing origins. The Brother Grimm's fairy tales were never intended for...