Justice or Just the Beginning?
On May 25, 2020, Derek Chauvin knelled on the neck of George Floyd for 9 minutes and 29 seconds. Under the knee of Officer Chauvin,…
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Hideki Matsuyama’s Masters Win Shines Light on Japan
Augusta National Golf Club, in America, is home to the most coveted weekend in golf. The Masters. (Mostly) old men and aspiring legends gather around…
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Regé-Jean Page Says Farewell to Netflix Hit “Bridgerton”
The show, based on Julia Quinn’s series “Bridgerton,” is a romantic series that showcases the journey of the eight Bridgerton siblings as they find their…
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How Women Raising Their Voices Promoted Change
March Madness creates a lot of buzz around the talented schools competing for the championship title. The tournament is known for its infamous brackets that…
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World “Obsessed” With Addison Rae’s Live Performance
Just last week TikTok sensation Addison Rae sent shockwaves through social media with her debut song and music video “Obsessed.” The song has taken off…
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Spring Clean Effectively for Every Surface
The weather is warming up in State College. While you might think to run to the HUB lawn to catch some rays or filter out…
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New York Fashion Week is Over… Let’s Look at Trends
In a world of virtual events and meetings, the infamous New York Fashion Week was no exception. Having to showcase their designs through a screen,…
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Level Up Your LinkedIn Page
Depending on the field that you are studying, your LinkedIn can have many goals. You can use it to connect and network with established professionals…
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EARTHLY For the Planet: Support Small Businesses Sustainably
Small business owners have felt the direct consequences of the current pandemic. People are encouraged to help keep micro-businesses afloat by doing their holiday shopping…
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Tay Money Bussin’ Her Way Through the Rap Industry
TikTok has become an odd platform for songs to go viral. For Tay Money, TikTok has been instrumental in getting her music out into the…
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Plump Up Your Skin: Pumpkin Skincare
Fall brings pumpkin spice and everything nice, but what about incorporating it into your skincare routine? Although pumpkins are an autumnal vegetable, you can get…
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Molly Burke: Living Life Without Sight
Youtube is a platform for a variety of creators. From beauty gurus to vloggers, there is a plethora of content on Youtube for any audience….
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5 Festive Holiday Cocktails to Order or DIY
For those who are currently going out to the bars, ordering the same mixed drink at the bar again and again can get old quickly….
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Go Ahead… Celebrate the Holidays Early!
As a nation, Americans have had quite the year. Coronavirus, tragic news and most recently, a stressful and drawn-out election. As the election nears its…
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Voting at the Polls: What to Wear and What to Bring
If you are mailing in your ballot or an absentee ballot, you are awesome! If you are voting in-person either on campus or in your…
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A Duo Nobody Expected: Addison Rae and Kourtney Kardashian
Celebrity friendships are not new. Iconic duos like Tina Fey and Amy Poehler make fans melt over their adorable friendship. However, a more unconventional duo…
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Silk Masks: Functional or Purely Fashion?
Maskne, who would have thought that the unwanted skin problems like chin and cheek acne doctors and nurses deal with would be our new normal?…
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Tips to Start Liking “Hard” Activities and Making Them Habits
It is safe to say that everyone has been there before — waking up one random day feeling extremely motivated. Suddenly, you have the urge…
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From Palm Trees to President: Laura McKinney
It might seem crazy to think, Penn State isn’t always the top school for everyone’s choice of college. Depending on where you live, your priorities are quite different and so is your search for a college. In Laura McKinney’s case, or you may know her as the 2019-20 President of the University Park Undergraduate Association (UPUA), Penn State wasn’t the obvious choice.
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Q&A with a Woman in STEM: Madison Hungerford
Hungerford is from sunny Clearwater, Florida and has always loved math and science. She is also a rising sophomore with an intended major in Aerospace Engineering. VALLEY sat down to speak with Hungerford about her struggles and life as a woman in engineering.
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