Her Campus at UWindsor
My Top 10 The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror Episodes
The Treehouse of Horror series just became a lot more manageable!
Her Campus at U Conn
‘The Simpsons’: Censorship & Violence In Media
Censorship is, and has always been a controversial topic. There are so many questions to consider on the subject of censorship. For example, what deserves to be censored? Where...
Her Campus at U Conn
How “I Love Lisa” Portrays Unrequited Love
How do you (gently) let the person who’s crushing on you down without hurting them, especially if they can’t take a hint? These are all explored in the Simpsons...
Her Campus at U Conn
Depression & Toxic Positivity in “Moaning Lisa”
In the episode, Lisa wakes up on the wrong side of the bed. She’s very depressed and nothing can cheer her up. She’s unable to enjoy a food fight...
Her Campus at Purdue
Meet me in the Treehouse
If you have about eight hours to spare before the spooky season ends, The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror is waiting with open arms.
Her Campus at U Conn
How ‘Lisa’s Belly’ Shows The Effect Of Our Parents’ Words
Hurtful words can especially affect us, however, when they are said to us by people we love, more specifically our parents. Our parents’ opinions of us are the ones...
Her Campus at Lasell
The Best Treehouse of Horror Episodes from “The Simpsons”
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Lasell chapter.Being an early 2000s child with an 80s Dad, I was frequently witnessing ‘older’ cartoons,...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
#9 TV Shows With Halloween Specials You Should Watch This October
The Spooky Season is here! This means it is time to binge-watch the best Halloween episodes of our favorite TV shows!
Her Campus at Hofstra
Dancing with the Stars Week Four Recap!
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Hofstra chapter.Dancing With the Stars was back on Monday, October 10, on Disney Plus, for “Disney...
Her Campus at UCF
WandaVision in the 21st Century: Are Sitcoms Dead?
When WandaVision debuted in January 2021, we were introduced to Marvel Studios’ very first sitcom show, with two beloved Avengers taking on personas of 1950s television characters.