Mail-in Voting 101
With the election looming closer and closer, now is the time to make those deadlines for mail-in ballots. Amidst the pandemic, more people are voting…
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Update: Justice for Breonna Taylor
“She was a beautiful young woman. She had as her life goal to become a nurse, and she wanted to become an EMT to first…
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YouTube and The Alt-Right Pipeline
YouTube has paved the way for an entire generation of teens who grew up on their platform. Whether they were raised on beauty vloggers or…
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COVID-19 Hits the White House
President Trump tested positive for COVID-19 on Oct. 2, only hours after one of his closest senior aides, Hope Hicks, also tested positive for the…
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The Presidential and VP Debates—What You Need to Know
“That was a hot mess, inside a dumpster fire, inside a train wreck” was how CNN’s Jake Tapper chose to describe the first presidential debate….
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The Notorious R.B.G
Women belong in all places where decisions are being made. Ruth Bader Ginsburg Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy is shaped by years of dedication to education…
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Big Ten Football Is Back! Sort Of.
Last week, Big Ten football has reversed its previous decision and announced the football season will begin the weekend of Oct. 24. But, this won’t…
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Don’t Miss Out On These New iPhone Features
Apple is constantly coming out with new updates. Sometimes it’s to fix minor bugs or to completely upgrade the style and the way we use our phone….
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Are You Registered to Vote?
With less than 60 days until the 2020 presidential election, now is a great time to make sure you’re registered to vote! Regardless of which…
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The Starbucks Hotline: 1-833-GET-FALL
Check your calendar again because it seems fall has come a little early this year. While the autumn equinox didn’t miraculously arrive before it was…
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Increasing COVID-19 Cases In College
Colleges and universities across the country are seeing a recent spike in COVID-19 cases. After many have moved completely online and sent their students home,…
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The Power of the Vote
The world doesn’t stop for anyone. When talking about politics and government, life can seem uncontrollable. Voting is the best way to use your power….
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New York Fashion Week, But Make It Covid Cautious
Mark your calendars and get your most Anna Wintour-approved outfit ready because Governor Cuomo officially cleared New York Fashion Week (NYFW) to take place on…
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Inventions by POC That Changed Our Lives
The movement for Black Lives Matter (BLM) continues throughout the United States with protestors fighting for the justice of Black lives against police brutality. In the discussion of BLM, VALLEY…
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Instagram Accounts Your Everyday Feed Needs: How and Why You Should Stay Informed
The glam, glitz and fashion that the realm of social media provides users, cause us to become very consumed in the idealistic lives of large…
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A History of the Confederate Flag: Why Many Consider it Offensive
Although the Confederate flag has been considered controversial for a long time, current events and social movements have Americans rejecting the symbol more and more….
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Exercise Industry Booms During COVID-19
Warmer weather doesn’t necessarily mean more people outside together nowadays. With the coronavirus still a major obstacle to resuming typical daily life, the public has…
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The Issue of Performative Activism
After the horrific death of George Floyd on May 25, worldwide protests have called for justice when it comes to the countless of Black lives…
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Let There be Restaurants— Outside, of Course
As more weeks pass, there have been major improvements in terms of restrictions with Covid-19. Recently, many states have now entered phase one, or in…
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State College Stands Up
Ever since the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25, people across the country and the world have been speaking out, protesting, signing…
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