Young People Changing the World: Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit
Every year, Forbes Magazine honors 30 pivotal people under the age of 30 in various industries. On Sunday Oct. 8, Forbes hosted their 2023 summit…
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It’s been three years since COVID started. Here’s a recap.
March 13, 2020. The day our lives changed forever — give or take a few days. It has officially been over three years since the…
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Is it About Time We Got De-influenced?
Everyone loves the thrill of purchasing something new for themselves. You see something you like, something that so many say is a “must-have” and you…
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VOGUE World
VOGUE World, Vogue’s 130-year anniversary “fashion show and street fair,” was not only a display highlighting the contributions Vogue has made to fashion. It was…
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The Return of the 2014 Tumblr Aesthetic
Let’s face it, 2021 was the year trends resurrected from the dead. From mini UGGs to renaissance-esque corsets, it was a year of micro-trends and…
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2021 New York City Marathon Recap
This year on Nov. 7, 33,000 runners participated in the 50th New York City Marathon. From the world’s top professional runners to everyday athletes, runners…
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Let’s Get Personal: Laptop Edition
If you’re looking for unique ways to personalize your laptop case, VALLEY has got you covered. Sure, you can leave your laptop sleek and free…
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Issued by Bottega
Back in January, the luxury Italian fashion brand brought their relationship with social media to a halt. With COVID-19 hitting luxury brands particularly hard, many…
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Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler Split After 10 Years
Sad news for Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler fans — after 10 years together and seven years of marriage, the couple announced their divorce on…
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Join Our Fall 2020 Editorial Team!
Our editorial division is now accepting applications for new web writers! No prior journalism experience is required! All prospective writers will join our staff first as…
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VALLEY Launch Party: What to Wear
Some call it the Met Gala of State College. Others refer to it as the event of the semester. Most, however, call it the VALLEY Launch Party.
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Behind Billie Eilish’s Style
Billie’s personal authenticity goes farther than just her artistry — it is at the core of her fashion, as well.
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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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Previn Martin: Living Life “Glass Half Empty”
Is the glass half empty, or is the glass half full? Previn Martin, a rising sophomore in Penn State’s Eberly College of Science, challenges himself to go beyond merely saying this phrase, but instead living each day and every day by these words.
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Summer To-Do Lists 101
A productive and unique way to stay on top of our daily routines is through making lists.
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Gen Z’s Dream Mall: Dote
At this busy point in the semester, there’s no time to spend wandering around the Nittany Mall for a formal dress or a new pair of jeans. The popular shopping app Dote knows this and is aiming to be a one-stop shop for digital savvy fashion lovers.
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The Beaded Bag: The Trend of the Summer
Crochet and knit handbags seem to dominate the beach scene, but the beaded bag is a not-so-new trend. These chic bags have recently been popping up in stores frequented by college students, despite the fact that they can probably also be found in your grandmother’s closet.
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21 and Trendy: Bar Outfit Essentials
VALLEY has all the essentials you can get for a night out and even some outfit suggestions for the next time you’re trying to figure out what to wear.
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VALLEY’s Unofficial On-Campus Restaurant Ranking
VALLEY compiled a list of the top restaurants of campus based on taste, menu, price and convenience.
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“The Act”: A Mother’s Choice, A Daughter’s Decision
Imagine growing up thinking you were sick with various illnesses, having to stay in bed and take medicine, practically being denied a childhood for years. Now, imagine that those illnesses weren’t even real, and instead were made up by your mother who was actually the ill one, seeking attention and unneeded help.
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