Virtual Reality Showcase
On Thursday, Nov. 13, Diane Akpovwa, VALLEY’s very own Creative Director, curated a Virtual Reality showcase at the Palmer Museum of Art. The showcase was…
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Joyfull
This past week was filled with several activities hosted by the Center for Performing Arts, based in Eisenhower Auditorium. Specifically, on Nov. 5, the dance…
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Is Self-Indulgence Selfish?
In a bustling world that prioritizes self-sacrifice and overworking yourself to the point of exhaustion, it feels like taking a day off or prioritizing your…
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We Yearn for the Medieval Times
Scroll. Switch back to your show. Scroll again. The never-ending sense of dread with procrastinating and being addicted to your phone can take over your…
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Soft Space
A new wellness series has hit Penn State with full force: Soft Space. The program, whose reach stretches beyond just the sessions, emphasizes the necessity…
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Halloween Horrors: PSU Edition
Ghouls, serial killers, clowns. The fall season is plagued with the excitement for Halloween and the possibility of making it the spookiest time of the…
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What? Like it’s Hard?
All over social media, old videos of the makeup artist Jeffree Starr have been circulating, noting his meticulous choice in arranging his eyeshadow palette. Many…
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Harvard Sues the Trump Administration
The Trump administration has not shied away from its anti-higher education policy with several funding cuts at the levels of education. DEI programs in schools…
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The Resurrection of Classics
Mr. Darcy’s apology to Elizabeth. Gatsby’s party for Daisy. Heathcliff’s eternal connection to Catherine. These are the love stories that have been written in the…
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The Hill Hypothesis
We’ve all grown up with horror stories of monsters underneath our beds and trolls underneath our bridges. The fear of the unknown living right near…
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An Ode to Children’s Movies
There’s one thing that we always go back to whenever we’re feeling down or upset about our current situation in life: children’s movies. Something about…
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The Ashton Hall Effect
The most hardworking person you know is waking up at 5 a.m. to work out before their 12-hour shift at the hospital. They gruel all…
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A Guide to Anti-Positive Healing
“Treat others the way you want to be treated.” We’ve had that saying ingrained in our heads since we were children, with it being championed…
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The Art of Party Invitations
There comes a specific time that both freethinkers and logical minds come together in shared confusion: creating party invitations. Of course, a party itself comes…
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Grandma is In
Crop tops, platform heels and hot pants have ruled the fashion industry since when we were younger. From depictions of characters on TV rocking the…
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The Anglerfish Aesthetic
You are on the way back to your house, when all of a sudden you feel a sudden pain in your heart. You try to…
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Why Men in Pain Go Viral
There’s nothing like a man in pain to feed our timelines for the next three weeks. Now we’re not saying that we’re all sadists, but…
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Jersey Fatigue
What do Tate McRae and Carhartt-wearing college boys have in common? Before you rack your brain for every possible connection, let VALLEY spare your efforts…
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Coffee Craze
Imagine a world where you leave your room, ready for a long day of classes and head to your local coffee shop for a pick-me-up….
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Legends vs. Lyricists
Over the centuries, a singular important question has prevailed in our history: is the pen mightier than the sword? And while the medieval context may…
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