Mindfullness Habits for a Stress-Free Summer
For many of us, the beginning of summer fosters a blank-slate type of feeling. Goals are set, trips are planned and jobs are started. However,…
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Get Slick: The Ultimate Guide to Beauty Oils
By now, a lot of us have heard many different opinions about using oils in your skincare routine. There are those who will never, ever…
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Mohamed Reda Koraichi: Connecting Creativity Across Cultures
We wear clothing and accessories every day. We slip on a sweater when it’s chilly, throw on some shorts in the heat of summertime and…
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Reilly Ebbs: A Campus Hero
For some students, giving back isn’t just a nice thing to do; it’s their purpose. Reilly Ebbs is a Penn State student who goes above…
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Nick Kernicky: A Story on Living Life
Liberation: a term unique to each individual. Where and when you find it is a feat in its own. For Penn State junior Nick Kernicky,…
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Arianna Del Valle: Brimming With Puerto Rican Pride
Growing up in the small surf town of Rincon, Puerto Rico, Arianna Del Valle’s graduating class consisted of just 30 students. Del Valle saw the…
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VALLEY Photo | (New)trality
Although the energy protruding from each article of clothing is different, power is power. This is the idea behind reclaiming fashion from the world of…
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Stand-up with Adam DeVine
Adam DeVine is set to come to the Bryce Jordan Center on April 24. Known for his many on-screen appearances including “Workaholics,” “Mike and Dave…
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Peace, Love, But Mostly Doughnuts
If there is one thing that State College is not lacking, it’s doughnut shops. Saying goodbye to your local Dunkin’ Donuts, Krispy Kreme or Wawa…
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Meet VALLEY’s Spring 2018 Entertainment Section Opener: Grant Donghia
Everyone loves films, but do we ever see who is actually behind the camera? A State College native, Grant Donghia is pursuing a film major with…
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Meet VALLEY’s Spring 2018 Fashion Section Opener: Lucas Kerstetter
“Fashion allows me to portray a different version of myself that changes day to day,” says Spring 2018 Fashion Section Opener Lucas Kerstetter. Kerstetter volunteers…
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The Eyes Have It: Netflix’s A Series of Unfortunate Events
Violet, Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire: the three names we immediately recognize as impossibly unfortunate and as the subjects of the iconic books that gave our…
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From Trash to Treaders: Adidas Sneaker Line Made from Ocean Trash
There’s something new and exciting happening at Adidas. After testing a prototype last year, the brand has manufactured and sold a million pairs of sneakers…
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Hop Into Spring With Healthy Snacks
Spring has nearly sprung, and this time of year makes focusing on classes a bit more difficult. With finals right around the corner, it’s easy…
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Let’s Make Extinction Extinct!
On March 19, 2018, a terrible tragedy occurred in the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya. This day marked the death of Sudan, the last male…
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Enough is Enough: Marching for Our Lives on Washington
I have a confession to make: Before March 24, 2018, I had never been to a march or a protest. I was never lucky enough…
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Drop Some Acid (Into Your Skincare Routine)
Let’s recall the middle school (and even high school) days of using the tried and true St. Ives apricot face scrub; the one-stop-shop to remedy…
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The Best Documentaries of Netflix
Who doesn’t love to watch Netflix? However, rather than rewatching “The Office” for the hundredth time, why not watch a documentary and learn a little…
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Hello, Hydration
You’ve probably heard the common recommendation of drinking six to eight, eight oz. glasses of water each day, but the reality is that the average…
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Movin’ On 2018
If you thought last year’s Movin’ On lineup was exciting, get ready for this year’s. This year, Logic, Daya, Judah & the Lion, and Mick…
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