Beauty and Brains: The Rise of Mental Health x Beauty Products
The beauty industry has long capitalized off of the idea that we constantly need to look better, and that a product is the key to…
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Work on Your Mental Health with these Apps
College students are dealing with homework, tests, clubs, applying to internships, maintaining a social life and more — all while still in a pandemic that…
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POV: Your Perfect Imaginary Day Without Anxiety
You wake up naturally without the alarm, and for a while, you just lie there and let thoughts come and go. No need to impulsively…
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Are You S.A.D?
Does the onset of fall have you feeling a little less motivated and a little more depressed? VALLEY explains one reason that may be. What…
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What is Toxic Positivity?
As we know, September is National Suicide Prevention Month; where we take the time to build awareness and provide support toward mental health and promoting…
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Class of 2020 Class Gift for the CAPS Program
Mental health has been a topic of discussion for quite some time, so it comes to no surprise that the conversation has come to Penn State.
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Leave Britney Alone
The year was 2007. Britney Spears had four albums behind her, all of which had debuted at number one. It seemed like Britney’s career had…
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Kate Spade’s Legacy Lives On
Two months after her death, we remember Kate Spade and the large impact she leaves on fashion for American women. For many, the tragic passing…
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Why Suicide Awareness Must be Prioritized, Not Reactionary
In response to tragic events, Americans tend to adopt sequential process of reaction — initially marked by an outpouring of support and followed by a…
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13 Reasons Why Not
The new hit Netflix series “13 Reasons Why” raises a lot of important issues about mental illness. Here are 13 reasons why NOT.
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“Send Silence Packing” Raises Awareness on Suicide
An array of backpacks covered the HUB’s first floor Wednesday as part of Send Silence Packing, a traveling display representing the 1,100 college students nationwide lost to suicide each year.
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