The Eras of Others
Taylor Swift’s historical Eras Tour has effectuated her to unquestionably be the pop star of the summer. Her fan base known as “Swifties” became a…
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It’s New York or Nowhere.
As the famous American painter Georgia O’Keefe once said, “One can’t paint New York as it is, but rather as it is felt.” Whether it’s…
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The Attraction to Title
Social hierarchies are everywhere you look. Whether that’s in the workplace, college, relationships or friendships, we find ourselves allured to status. Something about a person…
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Lighting Makes All the Difference
These days we’re always looking for good lighting. The selfie epidemic has become one we simply cannot live without. Why should that change for our…
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From “Home Alone” to Hollywood Star
“Home Alone” star Macaulay Culkin famously known as eight-year-old “Kevin,” has warmed our hearts every holiday season by defending his home from pesky thieves and…
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The Pandemic ‘Blip’
As Mark Twain once said, “Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter.” However, age looms over everyone’s head…
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Oh The Places You’ll Go
You know what they say: “Catch flights not feelings.” Every once in a while, discovering the world and visiting new places is what your heart…
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Why We Feel Gross at Sleepovers
The sleepover scaries are real and the “first-night” effect is an experience we’ve all had in one variation or another. After staying over a night…
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‘Lunch Date With Mom’ Vulnerability
Vulnerability comes in all shapes and sizes. There is no one-size-fits-all all. Some people in our life allow us to feel more compelled to open…
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Hurting vs. Healing Behaviors
Artist Christina Perri once said in her most famed song, “I’m only human,” illustrating the fragility of how living on this Earth can truly make…
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The Coffee Alternative
Ditching coffee can be a socially unmanageable task for many. It’s not easy to turn down a cup of joe filling the room with a…
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When Your Bestie Gets A Boyfriend
Ah, the dreaded third wheel. “Just come with us, it will be fun.” Said no third wheel ever. Every “single” person knows the regret of…
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Gymtimidation for Girls
“Gymtimidation” is real, especially at Penn State which is overflowing with “gym bros.” According to ACEfitness.org, “gymtimidation” is defined as “feelings of insecurity or feeling…
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Next Stop, Mumbai: Dior’s Pre-Fall 2023 Fashion Show
Dior went global this year at their Pre-Fall 2023 fashion show in Mumbai, India. The show shed a beautiful light on India’s contribution to the…
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What’s Happening to Our Newspapers?
Newspapers are known as black, white and “read” all over. They have been a staple, yet timeless form of medium for hundreds of years. However,…
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Are You Chronically Online?
Having to ask yourself if you’re “chronically online” is as Gen Z as it gets. The melting pot of media our generation is forced into…
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Self-Improvement Books for When Change Is Needed
It’s easy to read inspirational quotes and feel like they’re oozing with cheese. Hackneyed phrases like “Never give up!” and “You got this” gets old,…
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VALLEY’S Guide on Healing Your Hormones
Most people are taught that the best way to keep their body healthy and functioning at its best ability is the stereotypical (but important) practices…
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Myth Busters: Mouth Taping
If you’re someone who’s considered a “mouth breather” or a habitual “snorer” when you sleep, the action of taping your mouth while you sleep might…
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Learning To Not View Exercise As a Punishment
Sometimes the pressure of being active can start to weigh us down. The preoccupation with the constant fear that “we’re not doing enough” applies to…
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