Moldavite: What to Know
Moldavite is a well-known healing crystal that is used for both physical and mental purposes. Moldavite has been around for quite a while, so why…
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THON’s Collegiate Impact
In 1973, the first-ever THON was a 30-hour dance marathon that raised $2,316 in the HUB Ballroom. In 2021, there are over 250 colleges and…
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#EndSARS: What is Happening in Nigeria?
On Oct. 20, 12 people were killed and many were left injured after men dressed in military uniform opened fire on a peaceful protest 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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Activism During the Pandemic: How to Get Involved from Home
The 2020 election is just months away; there are concerns surrounding major corporations operating during the pandemic and impending threats to the economy; the student…
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A Guide to Creating and Achieving Your New Year’s Goals
It’s that time of the year again: the time when most people have peak motivation and are ready to take on their New Year’s resolutions….
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Instagram to Block Minors from Weight Loss Ads
Instagram announced a big change this week in hopes of making their app a more positive community to those under the age of 18.
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Sandy Hook Promise’s 2019 Back-To-School Essentials PSA
It’s been nearly seven years since a gunman entered Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut and took the lives of 20 first-graders and six faculty members. Following this tragedy, family members of those that were killed founded a national non-profit organization named Sandy Hook Promise.
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Jana Brcek: A Catalyst For Change
Jana Brcek’s Penn State story is like no other. A senior double majoring in biology and physiology with a minor in chemistry, Brcek’s area of study was defined by moments in her upbringing that formalized her goal of spreading love and peace within the world.
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The Mental Traps of Succeeding
Despite the freeing and exciting environment a college campus brings, pressure to succeed can easily take over a student’s mentality — trapping them.
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Six Things To Know Before Getting Your Nose Pierced
There are a lot of thoughts and decisions that go along with getting a piercing. Where should you get it? What kind of piercing do…
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Dear New Students: An Open Letter
Finding the advice to give new students coming into the microcosm that is Penn State University was challenging to say the least — especially for…
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Homecoming Equality
Penn State Homecoming announced that they will no longer reward two individuals as Homecoming King and Queen, but instead with the “Guide State Forward Award.”…
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#WCW: Marching In Unity For Equality
This #WCW goes out to all the women who are brave enough to take a stand for what they believe in. The fight for equality…
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Communication is Key
Sometimes it’s even hard to keep in contact with friends you’ve met in college—as classes end, people move around on and off campus, and different activities demand attention; relationships and circumstances change.
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The March Toward Change
For one Penn State feminist, the experience was one that she will never forget.
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Campus Crowding: How to Deal
All of your favorite places like the HUB, the library, even the dining halls, are getting harder to maneuver because of all the people in your way. Every year, Penn State accepts more and more students than the previous year and it’s definitely noticeable.
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Flashback to Ferguson: Have We Really Changed?
A lot can change in a year. We change drastically not only as individuals but a society as a whole. Change is good, necessary even, but it’s certainly not easy.
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