Short and Sweet and Fast-Moving: Zines and Counter Culture
Have you ever wondered how to get local news out quickly, display your art, or be able to pass information around to your friends? Look…
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How To Spice Up Your Space to Make It More You
Over the past few months, bedrooms have probably become the place we not only sleep but work, eat, watch movies and more — especially if…
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Tattoos of PSU: The Stories Behind Our Body Art
Tattoos are often a sort of rite of passage into adulthood. Turning 18 and getting a first tattoo is many people’s first adult decision, and…
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Coloring Books: A Creative Outlet for the Artistically-Challenged
Are you feeling like life has been a bit overwhelming lately? Have the current political climate, recent environmental issues or Zoom University gotten you down?…
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Show Your Artistic Style: Hydro Dipping
One of the latest trends seen online includes hydro dipping — a quick craft many are using to spice up their ordinary objects. Hydro dipping…
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Unleashing The Artist Within
As states ease quarantine restrictions, some are still not back into the normal swing of things and have been getting antsy as the day it…
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Meet VALLEY’s Spring 2020 Entertainment Section Opener: Amara Eke
If you scroll through Amara Eke’s art account on Instagram, you’ll be met with an explosion of vibrant colors and abstract patterns along with the…
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Get Crafty With DIY Denim
With so much time on our hands, who doesn’t love a good DIY project? Especially when it comes to fashion. Denim has become the latest…
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Chalk the Talk: How an Instagram Account is Combatting Sexual Harassment
Maybe she’s feeling confident that day. Maybe she’s not. Either way, getting hollered at by random strangers who make her feel like she is nothing…
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Tony Elion Jr: Changing the World One Accomplishment at a Time
If you haven’t already, it’s time for you to meet 38-year-old Tony Elion Jr., a law student here at Penn State. Elion is a U.S….
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Alex Wu: Following a passion into the future
Freshman Alex Wu always knew music would play a fundamental role in his life ever since he fell in love with the cello 13 years ago.
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Five Thrifted Decor Pieces to Brighten up Your Living Space
VALLEY suggests giving thrifting and antiquing a shot when it comes to creating a stylish living space on a college student budget.
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Ball-ing on a Budget: Everyday Looks Inspired by the Met Gala
Here are some suggestions on how you can imitate your favorite celebrities’ looks without breaking the bank.
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Easter Weekend State College Edition
Are you stuck in State College wondering how to spend your weekend now that you won’t be home for your annual family brunch? Don’t fret just yet because VALLEY has your guide to all that you can do this weekend and more.
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Meet VALLEY’s Spring 2019 Self-Improvement Section Opener: Andrew Storck
Starting his Penn State career in 2017, Andrew Storck is a 34-year-old ceramics major from Allentown, Pennsylvania. Storck served in the military from 2005 to 2013, and he uses his passion for ceramics and paying it forward as a self-improvement mechanism and therapeutic process as a veteran.
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Meet VALLEY’S Spring 2019 Fashion Section Opener: Bre Boeh
Bre Boeh started college at Penn State as a biology major … or as what she calls, a “biology mistake.” Her intense love for art and passion to create inspiring pieces led her to say goodbye to biology at the end of her freshman year.
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Festival Season: Which Will You Choose?
Summer is just around the corner, and although it’s both exciting and sad to leave friends behind when you return home, music festivals throughout the summer will always give you an adventure to look forward to.
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“That’s What She Said” Exhibition Visits Zoller Gallery
From February 25 to March 1, the School of Visual Arts welcomed a collective art show entitled “That’s What She Said,” held in the Zoller Gallery.
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Leo Massey: “I believe that there are stories out there that need to be told”
For junior Leo Massey, film takes on more meaning than just something he chose to major in. Instead, Massey sees film as a medium that can transcend race, religion and sexual orientation, messages his upcoming project aims to tackle.
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Journaling; Meditation for the Busy Mind
Here is VALLEY’s guide on how to start your own personal log and how it can help you live healthier and happier.
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