Her Campus at U Amsterdam
Welcome To “The Room of Your Own”Â
In A Room of One’s Own, Virginia Woolf famously claimed that "a woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction" Nowadays,...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
The letters between Vita & Virginia: A love story beyond social taboos
Two writers, an impossible love; Woolf and Sackville-West revolutionized the sapphic reality of the 20th century
Her Campus at Lasell
Female Authors Who Refused to Conform
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Lasell chapter.To anyone reading this, hello! It’s officially Women’s History Month (hooray!!!). For Women’s History Month,...
Her Campus at Casper Libero
5 Livros Para Ler Se Você É Fã De Taylor Swift
A estrela Ă© leitora assĂdua e já chegou a colaborar com a trilha sonora de várias adaptações cinematográficas de livros. Confira alguns tĂtulos que inspiraram canções de Taylor Swift!
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Get To Know Sappho, The Queer Poet History Tried To Erase
The poet who originated the terms “sapphic” and “lesbian” is considered one of the most important literates in history.
Her Campus at Jefferson
Honoring Virginia Woolf
Celebrating Women's History Month by honoring the great author.
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Who Is Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? Get To Know The Writer’s Fascinating Life And Work
From the stream of consciousness to feminism Woolf is one of the most important writers of the 20th century
Her Campus at Nottingham
Bloomsbury Bust: The Controversy of Virginia Woolf
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Nottingham chapter.For many English students (like Ottilie), Woolf’s literary works are staple texts in the English...
Her Campus at Nanyang Tech
The Problem With The Suffering Artist
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Nanyang Tech chapter. Van Gogh. Silvia Plath. Virginia Woolf. Kurt Cobain. These renowned artists and writers...
Her Campus at UCT
What we can Learn from Virginia Woolf
Three musings from the woman of letters that I think we can ALL apply to our lives. By Aman Adams