Home Workouts for the Holiday Season
As COVID-19 cases surge across the country, you may find yourself back at home to conquer your fitness goals. Many college students, especially, will be…
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As COVID-19 cases surge across the country, you may find yourself back at home to conquer your fitness goals. Many college students, especially, will be…
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While the COVID-19 pandemic has led to the cancellation of several gatherings and fun events, for those that are still occurring in-person, the opportunity to…
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While Zoom workouts and outdoor runs got many of us through the first couple of months of quarantine, for many now, it’s time to head…
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For hundreds of years now, the African American population has faced brutal racism, police brutality and inequality, all simply because of the color of their…
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Let’s face it, when most of us left State College on March 6, the coronavirus was not the pandemic that is right now. It’s safe…
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The COVID-19 pandemic has ravaged the entire world from Asia, to Europe to the Americas. Daily routine has been lost, and what we consider to…
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Sadie Bagdasian was your average elementary school child, growing up in the suburbs of Washington, D.C., before things took a turn in 2008. In the…
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With popular spin studios like SoulCycle and CycleBar closed until further notice, avid spin-goers are finding creative ways to get their cycling fix in —…
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While sitting in your hometown, you may be missing your favorite State College hotspots. From coffee shops to bars and stores, downtown State College becomes…
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Everywhere we turn, the coronavirus — aka COVID-19 — seems to be the most popular topic of discussion. While there’s a lot of emphasis on…
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Ah, New Year’s Eve, arguably one of the most iconic and important days of the year for fashion. It goes without saying that this night…
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In just 100 days, the entire Penn State community will show the world what childhood cancer cannot do, through Penn State’s Dance Marathon, better known as THON.
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For Nevel, Under Armour isn’t just a brand, but a transformative chapter in her life story.
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As the temperatures get colder each day and sunsets begin happening during what seems like the middle of the afternoon, it’s natural to think you have to take your workout inside. However, with a few precautions and preparations, you can still safely exercise outside during the arctic State College winters.
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Since the beginning of time, people everywhere and of all different backgrounds have been told that they have to fit a certain criteria to be accepted by others, especially in the entertainment industry.
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As midterms take place and Thanksgiving break is on the horizon, it can be easy to lose all motivation for school work and productivity.
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On Sunday, July 7, the U.S. women’s soccer team won their fourth World Cup title, and among two of the championship players were Penn State alumni Ali Krieger and Alyssa Naeher, who were named to the team this past May.
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Avocado toast, smoothie bowls and green juices all have one thing in common: they are popular “health” foods that have become increasingly trendy over the past couple of years.
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Catrina Carlton was your average healthy seven-year-old. She participated in sports and enjoyed spending time with her friends and family. Everything in her life up to that point resembled a normal childhood — until six months of constant stomach pain left her family and doctors questioning everything.
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Executive Director of THON 2020, Regina Duesler, planned and executed the first-ever THON Spring Involvement Fair in order to educate the Penn State community on the many different ways to get involved in THON.
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