Students Support Peers Amid SNAP Uncertainty
Due to the recent government shutdown, the allocation of SNAP benefits has been halted or delayed. Although the government has reopened, according to WPSU, many…
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Living Like The Little Prince
There are hundreds of quintessential coming-of-age movies and books that seem like a prerequisite to becoming a “real” adult. Before even reaching one’s tumultuous 20s,…
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Productive Procrastination
Halloweekend came and went, and now there’s only Sunday scaries and Pollock Testing Center appointments left. You may be finding yourself cleaning your whole dorm/apartment…
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Be Kind to College Athletes
Because of Penn State’s football losing streak, many students and fans have been overly harsh online. While the Yik Yak posts can fill your dorm…
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Losing Trust in Luxury: Wisdom Kaye and Miu Miu
For the past few years, consumers have questioned the quality of luxury goods. Popular fashion influencer and content creator, Wisdom Kaye, recently sparked conversations about…
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Remembering Jane Goodall
Jane Goodall, a world-renowned conservationist and expert on chimpanzees, passed away at the age of 91 from natural causes on Oct. 1, 2025. Her dedication…
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The Price of Community is Inconvenience
If you’re someone who enjoys reading AITA and other online stories that spark controversy over social norms, you may have seen the phrase “the price…
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Girly Gambling
Typically, major gambling opportunities are targeted at men, and although people of all genders participate in gambling, many companies have been using games of chance…
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What to Know about the Florida State University Shooting
The recent shooting at Florida State University has sparked discussion across the country about mass shootings in America and why action needs to be taken…
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Are Buzz Cuts Coming Back?
While buzz cuts never truly went away, long hair became an easy hairstyle for men around the time of the pandemic. A few brave souls…
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Be Aware Of Recent Book Bans
Book bans in public schools and libraries are not new by any means, but now they are extending to the Naval Academy. This is a…
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Watch “Crash Course” Instead of Crashing Out
It’s that point in the semester where stress levels are heightened and motivation is at an all time low. Whether you’re struggling with assignments, trapped…
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How To Train Your Parents To Take Better Pictures
Have you ever been on a family vacation and wanted cute pictures for Instagram, but your only chance at getting a photo was to have…
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Columbia University explained
It’s easy to get overwhelmed by the 24-hour news cycle and constant social media discourse. Here’s everything you need to know about the controversy around…
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Iowa Removes Transgender Protections From The State’s Civil Rights Code
On Feb. 28, the Governor of Iowa signed a bill removing gender identity as a protection from the state’s civil rights code. Here’s a breakdown…
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What Timothée Chalamet’s SAG Awards Speech Can Teach Us About Self Confidence
It’s easy to minimize our accomplishments and question if we really deserve them. Even if we are proud of ourselves, it’s expected that we minimize…
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Jack the Ripper: Case Closed?
True crime junkies and history buffs listen up! VALLEY is answering all your questions about the recent social media buzz surrounding Jack the Ripper. In…
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Abracadabra! Lady Gaga is Back
In January, Lady Gaga announced her seventh album, “Mayhem,” which is set to be released on March 7th. Although she released an album called “Harlequin,”…
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The Lost Art of Thank You Notes
It may seem old-fashioned to write a thank you note by hand, but showing gratitude never goes out of style. It’s a rarity to see…
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Spice up Your Spotify
Are you always on aux? Or do you wish you had the confidence to ask for the cord? Then you should consider crafting your playlists…
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