The Art of Reconsumption
Our favorite films, TV shows and books can live forever. Oftentimes, our first encounter with a truly good piece of media can feel life-changing. The…
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What Would Your Nature Name Be?
Camp names are a tradition at almost every outdoor school experience. Lanyards carry these names, where colorful, cursive letters are written on an ornament made…
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Spring has Sprung: Best Hikes Near State College
The feeling of waking up with sunlight streaming in through closed curtains and listening to the faint sounds of birds chirping are true signifiers of…
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Becoming a Psychic
Whether it be crystals and tarot cards, manifestation books or elixirs, guidance through spirituality can be found in many forms. In cultivating a connection with…
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Release of Epstein Files Leads to High Profile Arrests
On July 27, 2006, Jeffrey Epstein was arrested on the charge of solicitation for prostitution. Over 20 years after this arrest, and about seven years…
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A Closed Mouth Doesn’t Get Fed
The college experience is filled with variety, as each of us works to reach our own final destination. During these four years, we, as students,…
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Catherine O’Hara’s Fashion Legacy
Last month, Hollywood lost an icon. Catherine O’Hara, who was known for her many roles, most notably Delia Deetz in “Beetlejuice,” Moira Rose in “Schitt’s…
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Winter Fashion: Japanese Streetwear
During the winter, our attention often shifts from what looks the best to what feels the best, where warmth is the priority and looks fall…
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The Pinterest-Worthy Friendsgiving
After all the leaves have fallen off the trees, and dark gray clouds threaten to dust State College in a sheet of white, students are…
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The Return of the Dystopian Genre
In an era where popular franchises like “Divergent” and “The Maze Runner” feel like a distant memory, the release of any dystopian film gains the…
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show’s 50th Anniversary
Fans across the country tied their corsets, pulled up their fishnets and put on their bright red lipstick to go watch “The Rocky Horror Picture…
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Stranger Things in its Finality
Netflix’s most iconic show is about to release its fifth and final season. Following its initial release in the summer of 2016, “Stranger Things” has…
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The Romanticization of True Crime
Society’s fascination with true crime has continued to prevail, especially as retellings continue to find their way onto the mainstream media. Retellings of horrific murders…
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The Return of the Side Part
Turquoise rooms, chevron pillows, crackle nail polish and the unicorn frappuccino were defining characteristics of girls growing up in the 2010s. Our playlists were filled…
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Building Community at the Annual THON 5K
It’s that time of year again! Dust off your favorite pair of running shoes and get ready for Penn State’s annual THON 5K. Each fall…
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The Nationwide Housing Crisis
Though it has been five years since the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States is still faced with the aftermath of the historical economic crisis that…
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Little Free Library: The Preservation of Literature
If you have ever wandered off the beaten college path, you may have found yourself navigating the winding roads in the neighborhoods that surround central…
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Personality, in a School Bag
From statement to practical pieces, an everyday bag mirrors the innermost style of every individual. Totes, briefcases, backpacks–what does your school bag of choice say…
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The National Cherry Blossom Festival
Spring has sprung, and cherry blossoms are blooming across the country. The National Cherry Blossom Festival is in full swing in Washington, D.C., attracting tourists…
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Rosemary: A Natural Hair Remedy
With just a few months left to create your dream summertime persona, hair care should be a non-negotiable part of your beauty routine. When there…
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