The Heartfelt Symbolism of the Claddagh Ring
Claddagh jewelry bridges the time between friendship bracelets and engagement rings. The symbol –– two hands holding a crowned heart–signifies friendship, love and loyalty in…
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CHROMAKOPIA
CHROMAKOPIA, Tyler, the Creator’s seventh studio album, was released on October 28. Three years lie between this drop and his last, straying from his typical…
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Routine Connections
The serendipity of daily life is often found in fleeting moments of connection. These moments are as simple as sharing a smile with a neighbor,…
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When Home is Lost: The Search for Hope in Crisis
Wars, hurricanes, and corrupt politicians crowd headlines so that there is little room for good news. In times of stagnant conflict and disaster, where is there hope?
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Aging Like Fine Wine
There’s a stigma surrounding the golden years. As smile lines and crow’s feet deepen into (don’t say it) wrinkles, the urge to fill them with Botox deepens. This sets unrealistic expectations around aging; especially for women.
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Walk a Mile in Their Shoes
They say walking a mile in someone’s shoes is the best way to understand them. When you stand in someone else’s soles you feel what they feel as they step through their day.
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75 Hard Girl Summer
This summer, modify the 75 hard challenge in order to complete your goals while still enjoying relaxing in the sunshine.
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Fashion Lessons from Childhood It Girls
The original it girls, characters from your favorite picture books, serve as unexpected fashion icons. Forget recreating influencers’ looks and channel your inner child through these nostalgic models.
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Why I’m So Obsessed With Me
Who am I? It’s a question as old as time, but methods for introspection are evolving past pure psychology.
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Women are the Maddest
While most have their attention on men’s college basketball teams, the women’s division flies under the radar breaking records in athleticism and viewership.
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Eat Around the World in Downtown State College
After spending 8 weeks in State College, the bubble that surrounds campus begins to feel suffocating. One way to expand horizons is to try the array of foods offered Downtown.
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How to Nail Your at Home Manicure
Salons can be stressful, expensive and out of the way. Bring the spa experience to you by following VALLEY’s guide to an at-home manicure.
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Walks to Remember
When walking to class, a multitude of characters emerge from the shadows of dorm rooms and apartments. The question is, what do you listen to in order to make these strolls enjoyable?
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To Tan or Not to Tan
With only a few days standing between students and their spring break, many may consider getting a fake tan. Here’s a guide for those that are new to the art of bronzing.
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Country is BACK!
Country music used to be hidden behind the guise of a guilty pleasure, but now it is all the rage. With artists like Beyoncé and Lana Del Rey releasing twangy tunes, what is there to know about the evolving genre?
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Reviving the Valentine’s Day of Your Childhood
My sweet memories of Valentine’s day stem from elementary school traditions. Now, as a young adult, I’m wondering if it is possible to bypass the negative emotions surrounding the holiday and create a holiday to look forward to past childhood.
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Forming Female Friendships
Last weekend, sorority recruitment gave vitality to female friendships. How can girls build on these budding connections to get the most out of their feminine relationships?
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The Problem With Stanley Tumblers
A few months ago, Stanley tumblers began circulating Penn State’s campus. The bottles, known for their easy-to-carry handle, varying colors and impressive insulation technology, took…
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Making Monthly Playlists: Genius or Tedious
In the wake of Spotify’s year-end celebration–Spotify Wrapped–audiophiles may find themselves disappointed with the way their year in listening turned out. Accumulating a substandard amount…
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