Long Distance Friendship and Traveling Journals: Keeping in Touch Creatively
Covid has undoubtedly made it more difficult to stay in touch with the people that we love. When you’re not seeing each other every day,…
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Let’s Talk About Wellness!
Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, colleges all over the nation have canceled spring break to reduce travel rates. In turn, the spring semester has started to…
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Remembering and Reflecting on All We Have Lost Due to Covid-19.
Following the somewhat steady distribution of Covid-19 vaccines, the United States recorded its 500,00th Covid-19 related death on Feb. 22. The death toll of 500,000…
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Struggled with Working Out at the IM Building? You’re Not Alone
As you most likely already know, last semester on campus was not a normal semester due to COVID-19, and definitely not normal in terms of…
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The Dutch Curfew Riots Were Chaos… Here’s What We Know
Following the imposition of a 9 p.m. curfew, riots broke out across the Netherlands in many cities including Amsterdam. Here’s what’s known so far… The…
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Back to State Part Two: Student Life During a Pandemic
As we near the beginning of in-person classes, students are returning back to campus. Hopes were high that this semester would feel more like the…
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A New Kind of Inauguration
Presidential inaugurations are a U.S. tradition. Much of the day follows a very specific set of activities and events that showcase the peaceful transition of…
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2020 Legends Lost
2020. The year that will go down in infamy, bringing back dreadful memories for the millennials and members of Gen Z who have to answer…
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Keeping in Touch through Quarantine: Fun Ways to Connect with Long-Distance Friends
Are you feeling the effects of quarantine on your friendship? Is break making it difficult for your squad to stay in touch and have fun?…
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The COVID Curve: How the Pandemic is Affecting our Learning
Ever since Penn State went online in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, huge adjusts have been made by professors and students to continue classes…
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Looming Second-Wave Lockdowns for Europe
As infection rates continue to spike across the continent, many European countries — including France, Germany, Italy, Poland and the United Kingdom — chose to…
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A COVID-Friendly Friendsgiving
If you aren’t somebody who starts decorating their trees and playing the ‘Top Christmas Hits’ radio station at the start of November, then chances are…
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Virtual Rush: How Greek Rush Will Be Affected by Coronavirus
Rushing Season is fastly approaching, but with Covid-19 exhausting its stay, this year’s process will surely be different. Formal rushing is characterized by days on…
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VALLEY’s Guide to Cutting Your Own Hair
We have all faced that itch to create a new look for yourself. Whether its hair, makeup or clothes, switching up your style can be…
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The Bachelorette—The Most Dramatic Season Yet
Tuesday instead of Monday nights? Literal knights in shining armor? Strip dodgeball? Clare finding her husband in the first episode? Okay, we are gonna need…
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How to Make 2020 Game Days Rock
The day we’ve all been waiting for is quickly approaching. The Penn State Nittany Lions kick off at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 24 against…
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Once Upon A Time in COVID
The upsidedown Spiderman kiss, the embrace on the deck of the Titanic, the ballroom dances in Pride and Prejudice. What will happen to these magical…
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New York Fashion Week, But Make It Covid Cautious
Mark your calendars and get your most Anna Wintour-approved outfit ready because Governor Cuomo officially cleared New York Fashion Week (NYFW) to take place on…
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Let There be Restaurants— Outside, of Course
As more weeks pass, there have been major improvements in terms of restrictions with Covid-19. Recently, many states have now entered phase one, or in…
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