Best Self-Help Books
From career tips to relationship advice, there are lots of great self-help books on the market. But with so many options to choose from, how…
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Greta Gerwig Warms Hearts With “Little Women”
Critically acclaimed and beloved director, Greta Gerwig, did it again with a beautiful film adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s book, “Little Women”. Since its release…
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Tony Elion Jr: Changing the World One Accomplishment at a Time
If you haven’t already, it’s time for you to meet 38-year-old Tony Elion Jr., a law student here at Penn State. Elion is a U.S….
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Sunday Reset for Success
Sundays shouldn’t have to be scary; they can be both relaxing and productive. Having a constructive Sunday routine is a great reset from the weekend and help set the tone for a week of success.
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Looking for Great Adaptations
If John Green adaptations were rain, The Fault in Our Stars would be drizzle and Looking for Alaska would be a hurricane.
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Chanel Miller Reveals Her Identity
The woman who was previously known as Emily Doe in the Stanford rape case has recently revealed her identity. Her name is Chanel Miller, and she wants the world to know who she is.
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Keeping The Love in Long Distance
Thinking of ways to keep your love alive and growing while far away can be stressful, so VALLEY has put together a collection of ideas for you and your LDR partner to try out.
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The Must-Read Book of the Summer: The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck
The truth is, we all care way too much about everything, which is why this self-improvement memoir written by Mark Manson is a must-read.
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From Manuscript to Screenplay: “Call Me By Your Name”
Peach pits, Monet’s berm, red, blue, yellow and green swim trunks; miscommunicated glances, arbitrary shoulder rubs, and drunken hours of the early morning in Rome….
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All Geeked Out: Coolest Accessories For Your Mac
Valley put together a list of the coolest and on-trend MacBook accessories you need to do your school work in style.
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Sarah Manguso Speaks
On March 22, renowned writer Sarah Manguso paid Foster Auditorium a visit, treating students and community members to a free reading of two of her works: Ongoingness: The End of a Diary and 300 Arguments.
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Let It Snow
Snow days are quite the gem at State, rare to find, but oh so valuable.
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He’s Back! Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Review
Whether you were satisfied with the seventh book or were thirsting for more, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child certainly lives up to the prestige of Rowling’s other works.
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Must Read Book: One Thousand White Women
Looking for an escape from your exams and group projects? Allow Valley to introduce you to your latest distraction. One Thousand White Women is the next phenomenal book that you should curl up and read this season.
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