Shooting At MSU Leaves The Nation Devastated
Communities across the country are shaken from the horrifying and devastating events at Michigan State University on Feb. 13. The events that occurred that night…
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It’s okay to not be okay
You might have heard the saying “it’s okay to not be okay,” but what does that really mean? It means that the stigma around mental…
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Yes, It’s Okay to Say “No”
Think about the last time you said “no” to an opportunity or plan, whether it was an extra assignment for class, a chance to join…
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Making Time for Kids’ Mental Health
Being a young kid in a growing desensitized and polarized world? Not easy. Teaching kids self care? Maybe something we should be looking into. Adults…
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A Hug a Day Keeps the Doctor Away
Need a hug? When you’re feeling sad or upset, one of the most common responses is to want to be comforted, and in many cases that means some sort of physical contact.
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What is an emotional affair? What is it not?
Cheating is often thought of as having a physical relationship with a person other than your partner, but cheating isn’t always physical.
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10 Things I Wish I Knew as a Freshman
College life is one big learning curve; you learn what works and what doesn’t. VALLEY wants to let you in a few little secrets, some specific to Penn State, that we wish we knew when we were freshmen.
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The Best Thing You Can Do For The Bahamas: Visit
The Bahamas is in an emergency recovery period. VALLEY is here to explain what you can do to help.
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Subtle Signs You’re Not Getting Enough Sleep
It may be summer, but between friends, jobs and other summer activities, it can be hard to get enough shut-eye.
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My Stress-Free Zone
VALLEY put together a few ways you can turn your bedroom into a quiet, stress-free living and sleeping space.
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Dear New Students: An Open Letter
Finding the advice to give new students coming into the microcosm that is Penn State University was challenging to say the least — especially for…
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Summer is for getting outside … of your comfort zone
How many times have you wanted to try something new or learn more about something that you’re genuinely interested in, but your course schedule, extracurriculars…
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Reilly Ebbs: A Campus Hero
For some students, giving back isn’t just a nice thing to do; it’s their purpose. Reilly Ebbs is a Penn State student who goes above…
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Stories Behind Why We THON
With THON only a few short days away, it’s important to be reminded why we THON and the true meaning behind the 46-hour dance marathon….
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What DRCM’s Need For Their Dancer
Dancing without sleep or rest for 46 hours is physically, emotionally and mentally taxing for anyone who tries, but it is done with such great…
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LionTutors: the key to surviving finals and saving your GPA
With finals week quickly approaching, know that you don’t need to face these exams alone. LionTutors is here to help you get the grades you want.
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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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Your Essential Cover Letter Guide
With internship and job-hunting season upon us, you need to get your cover letter in tip-top shape. So, here are a few tips on how to do so.
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PSU Career Services: Here To Help You!
Are you a student in need of some guidance regarding resumes, career counseling or recruiting? Penn State Career Services provides exceptional services for students, including…
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Spotlight Club: No Lost Generation
“An entire generation of Syrian children and youth are living through conflict and displacement. They are on the verge of being a lost generation.” No Lost Generation, a new club on campus, is working to keep just this from happening.
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