Osaka vs. Williams: More Than Just A Match
The 2018 U.S. Open Women’s Championship match will go down in history, but not just for the reasons tennis matches are usually deemed historic. At…
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Looking Into the Future of Feminism: Intersectionality
Intersectionality is at the forefront of feminism. This term, created by Kimberlé Crenshaw, a feminist, activist and scholar, explores the effects of being both female…
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Exqueeze Me — Stop What You’re Doing and Start Watching “The Mindy Project”
Many know her as cute and sassy Kelly Kapoor from “The Office,” but since her big break, she’s been busy building her brand as Mindy. Mindy…
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Women Are Wearing Less in 2018, and it is Amazing.
Skirts are getting shorter and gals are getting stronger. Women’s fashion in 2018 is drastically developing into a more exposed and edgy style. This change…
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Annabelle Schmitt: Inspiring and Empowering Young Women
If you’re looking for a new #WomanCrushWednesday, look no further than Penn State student Annabelle Schmitt. Annabelle, or “Annabae” as her friends and currently 4,183 Instagram followers…
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Spring 2018 Cover Story: Like a Flower, Poised & Powerful
Sitting around a table at John’s Shanghai Chinese restaurant in late January 2017, Fanta Condé and a group of her closest friends enjoyed authentic Chinese…
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5 Good Reads Every Feminist Needs
We’re all familiar with the classic feminist novels like “The Feminine Mystique” and “The Second Sex,” but VALLEY has put together a list of some…
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Female Artists to Know in 2018
In the age of fourth wave feminism, VALLEY believes it is important to be conscious of the media we consume and open up our eyes and ears…
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Time to Talk About #TimesUp
Harvey Weinstein, Woody Allen, Kevin Spacey and Dustin Hoffman are just some of the countless men in Hollywood who have been accused of sexual assault…
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VALLEY Video | Women’s March 2018
Girl Talk: Love, Sex And Womanhood In The Digital Age
At VALLEY, we believe it is important to consume entertainment that is not only funny and captivating, but also contains a message the consumer can…
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The Scariest Part of October is Internet Trolling
In response to “The 10 Most Overrated Halloween Costumes College Girls ALWAYS Choose,” published by The Odyssey.
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Penn State Moves Towards Inclusiveness: Center for Women Students Changes Name
The former Penn State Center for Women Students has changed its name to the Gender Equity Center in an effort to reflect inclusiveness, states a…
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The Bold Type: Female Empowerment at its Best
Smart writing, killer outfits and power house women. If you’re like us at Valley, what’s not to love about Freeform’s new show “The Bold Type”?…
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Girls: The Show You Love to Hate
Regardless of whether or not you like the show, it has undoubtedly made an impact on the ways in which women are portrayed on television. It’s messy, ugly, and incredibly frustrating, but in the best way possible.
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Six Ways to Practice Feminism in Your Daily Life
There are many different ways to go about feminism, but it can be hard to instill it into your actions if there isn’t a controversial discussion…
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Good Girls Revolt: An Ode to Girl Power
The music. The parties. The fashion. The headlines. The struggles. The seventies. Thanks to Amazon’s newest masterpiece, “Good Girls Revolt,” this iconic decade can be the focus of your next television binge watch.
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Why We Still Need Feminism
I’m not trying to get a bigger piece of cake than men. I’m just trying to get my equal share.
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Hey Elite Daily, There’s No Shame in a Walk of Shame
As if this woman wasn’t already having a tough time, why make it worse by calling her out on the internet and poking fun at her unfortunate situation?
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What Everyone Can Learn from J.Law’s Wage Gap Essay
If you’ve been keeping up-to-date in the world of feminism, you’ve probably heard about Jennifer Lawrence’s pay gap essay.
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