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College students are dealing with homework, tests, clubs, applying to internships, maintaining a social life and more — all while still in a pandemic that…
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College students are dealing with homework, tests, clubs, applying to internships, maintaining a social life and more — all while still in a pandemic that…
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Trigger Warning* sexual assault, substance abuse and self-harm Demi Lovato has grown up in the spotlight. From being on Barney when she was only seven…
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When your day has you down, there are few better ways to brighten your mood than watching a Disney classic. Stress, exams, assignments and drama…
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Travel Nostalgia Oh, the horrible travel nostalgia. Whether it’s just traveling between cities or traveling overseas, travel nostalgia is real and it hits hard. Listening…
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You wake up naturally without the alarm, and for a while, you just lie there and let thoughts come and go. No need to impulsively…
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Another THON weekend has come and gone, and while everybody is still sleeping off that 46-hour high, classes jump right back into full swing Monday…
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Paris Hilton’s management took to Instagram livestreams on Feb. 8 to record her taking a stand in a Utah court while backing a bill to…
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The winter months can already be pretty grueling, making it tough to start yet another semester. During these times and going into a yet another…
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2021 is FINALLY here, and in efforts to make it a better year than 2020, New Year’s Resolutions are back and better than ever. The…
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Does the onset of fall have you feeling a little less motivated and a little more depressed? VALLEY explains one reason that may be. What…
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With most classes being on Zoom this semester, students are sitting at their desks more than ever before. Without walking from class to class, bodies…
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As we know, September is National Suicide Prevention Month; where we take the time to build awareness and provide support toward mental health and promoting…
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Looking to diversify the content that you consume? Want to integrate social justice into your daily feed? Changing up the content that you engage with…
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We all know quarantine can get boring, and it’s easy to fall into the pattern of rewatching shows with hundreds of episodes such as The…
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Let’s face it: We’ve all been jealous of someone at some point in our lives. Whether it because of their looks, their job or the…
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Tyquise Edgerson’s experience at University Park has been far from typical. Edgerson, a senior majoring in telecommunications, started his Penn State experience at the Berks campus near his hometown of Philadelphia.
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With the closing of non-essential businesses, the end of in-person classes and strict social distancing guidelines impacting us all, it’s likely you’ve found yourself with…
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Right now, the world right feels like a simulation, and many people are feeling the effects of being with loved ones for an extended amount…
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It’s a familiar sight: a young person, typically a young girl, posts a video on TikTok, a photo on Instagram, or a joke on twitter,…
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Zen: a state of calm attentiveness in which one’s actions are guided by intuition rather than by conscious effort. Well, that is according to Merriam-Webster,…
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