Are You Chronically Online?
Having to ask yourself if your “chronically online” is as Gen Z as it gets. The melting pot of media our generation is forced into…
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Instafest: What’s Your Festival Lineup?
As we near the end of the 2022, it’s time to hold off on those Spotify Wrapped and post your Instafest lineup instead! Instafest is…
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Dylan is That Girlboss.
Many know the Tiktok star Dylan Mulvaney as a beacon of light to the trans community on the app, spreading love and awareness on her…
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How To Become a LinkedIn Influencer
Move over Instagram — LinkedIn is the new form of social media that college students are using everyday. From internship to networking opportunities, LinkedIn is…
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Victoria’s Secret PINK Seeking Penn State Students for Campus Reps Program
Represent a leading fashion and retail company. Build your resume with real-world career opportunities. Get access to freebies, giveaways, and exclusive events. Oh – and…
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The Power in Personalizing Your Self-Care
Let’s say you had a bad day. Maybe you didn’t get the internship you applied for. Or maybe you failed that exam you stayed up…
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Hailey Bieber: Youtube Recap
Hailey Bieber has decided to broaden her horizons. On March 12th, the model and socialite started her own YouTube channel. Hailey Bieber, 24, is known…
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The controversy of Lil Nas X’s Music Video and Satan Sneakers
The “Old Town Road” singer, Lil Nas X, has created controversy after releasing a music video for his song, “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)”…
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Just the Beginning: LilHuddy
When it comes to internet celebrities, there seems to be a niche that everyone fits into. Whether it be based on interests, looks, or personality,…
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Spotify Wrapped 2020: What You Need To Know
It’s that time of year… Where Spotify users justify their side in the Apple Music vs Spotify debate. With college students all over the nation…
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For the Love of Fashion: Maggie McLaughlin and her Sustainable Clothing Business
Using fashion as a creative outlet is something Penn State’s Maggie McLaughlin does exceptionally well. Maggie McLaughlin is a senior from Pittsburgh studying both art…
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That’s Canceled
Internet sensation and beauty YouTuber James Charles was the first male face of CoverGirl at age 19. However, in 2019, over the course of a…
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Seven Summer Swimsuit Trends, But Make it Affordable
The summer heat is here and the need for some brand new suits is real. There are so many different stores to buy swimwear, but which ones…
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To Swipe or Not to Swipe — Managing Your Online Love Life
Picture this scenario. As your phone lights up, a feeling of excitement enters your body as you receive a long awaited Tinder notification. Your fingers…
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Instagram Challenges Are Saving Us From Boredom…Until Tomorrow
In today’s society, college students can all relate to one thing: the never-ending cycle of constant boredom. Besides completing (online) schoolwork, college students are left…
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4 Reasons Why You Should Do A Digital Detox
Let’s face it — most college students are addicted to their phones. According to a study done by Psych Central, college students spend around eight…
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The Ins and Outs of Influencer Marketing
You know what an influencer is, and you’ve definitely heard of marketing, but what does the term “influencer marketing” mean? Influencer marketing, according to Paige…
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Which social media are you?
If you’re like us at Valley, social media dominates your life all day every day—no matter what website or app you prefer.
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Five Books that Speak to Issues of Millenials
In high school, we read all the classics. From “To Kill A Mockingbird” to “The Great Gatsby,” our teachers did their best to make the books relatable to us. Who would think that there are books that speak specifically to the troubles of our generation? Valley searched the bookshelves—okay, Amazon Books—to find the best relatable novels for our generation.
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The Line Dance: Party and Purpose | THON 2017
“I like the final Four Diamonds verse because it brings it all in and reminds us why we do what we do, I get chills every time I do it on the floor.”
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