Penn State Announces Plans for Spring Semester
The COVID-19 pandemic has lasted far longer than most of us have anticipated, and it appears spring break has become its latest casualty. University leadership…
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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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Breaking Down Breakouts: Skin Purging
Have you ever tried a new product you were excited about only for it to send your skin into a full-on freakout? You may have…
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Protesters Demand End of COVID-19 Lockdowns
Demonstrators in at least 10 states have gathered across the country, calling for state governments to “re-open America” amidst the ongoing global pandemic. From California…
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A Silver Lining to COVID-19 Shutdowns: Bluer Skies & Cleaner Air
As economies across the world struggle and millions continue to stay home to flatten the curve, scientists are noticing some unintended consequences of the global…
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Vogue’s Global Conversations Offer Insights on the Future of Fashion
The world has entered a period of uncertainty due to the coronavirus pandemic, leaving many wondering what the future may bring. In an attempt to…
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COVID-19 Slashes Students’ Summer Internship Plans
Internships are now considered a trademark of the young adult experience, providing students with the experience needed for them to thrive in the post-graduate workforce….
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Dump Your Daily Worries: Morning Pages Journaling
Now more than ever, a lot of us are trying to look for more ways to decompress and relax our minds during a stressful time…
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COVID-19 Is Transforming the 2020 Election
Presidential candidates are facing an array of challenges in terms of their usual campaign routines as COVID-19 continues to spread across the US. Campaigning is…
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COVID-19 Continues to Transform Daily Life
Now spread across all 50 states, the COVID-19 pandemic has taken a grip on Americans nationwide. The New York Times reported that one in four…
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Beauty Buzzwords: What are sulfates and parabens?
“Parabens” and “sulfates” have become major buzzwords in the beauty world, yet no one ever seems to give us a reason as to why these…
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The College of Engineering Is Getting A Facelift
The school is set to undergo a two-phase $849 million renovation in order to upgrade the college’s facilities and technology, as well as expand its scope on campus.
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Americans Rated Unhealthiest Work Habits
Many strive hard to work hard for the so-called “American Dream,” but how much work is too much?
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Black as the Color of Protest
Black has become the color of protest in Hong Kong, as an everyday color takes on a symbol of opposition as protests continue on.
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Love is in the Air: “Modern Love” on Prime Video
For 15 years, the New York Times has brought personal essays to life, telling stories of love, loss, heartbreak, betrayal and revelations
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Sustainable Menstruation: All About Menstrual Cups
You may not even think about it, but your period has a major environmental impact.
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A Dystopia Come To Life: China’s Social Credit System
What may seem like dystopian fiction is slowly being implemented in China. The country plans on ranking its citizens completely by their “social credit” by 2020, leaving no dark corner unturned.
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The Ugly Side of UGGs: Animal Cruelty Accusations
The UGG Australia boot company that everyone knew and loved in elementary and middle school is now under scrutiny for cruelty toward animals killed to make their products.
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Trump Impeachment Inquiry: What You Need to Know
Washington was rocked on September 24 as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced a formal impeachment inquiry of President Trump.
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What’s New Coming To State College?
So what has changed while students have been away, and what do these new dining spots have to offer?
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