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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New Year, New Lineups: Music Festivals of 2018
The start of a new year means a lot of new things–new resolutions, new beginnings, new classes. VALLEY is especially excited for the new season of…
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Staff Pick of the Week: Amazon Alexa
If 10 years ago someone said that we could ask almost any question at any time and get a response, we’d think you were crazy….
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BROCKHAMPTON, The New American Boy Band
While millennials have grown up with boy bands like The Jonas Brothers, Hanson, N*SYNC and the Backstreet Boys, Gen Z is about to experience a…
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Eras: Lana Del Rey’s Ever-Changing Style
Designer Pierre Balmain once said, “Good fashion is evolution, not revolution.” If anyone knows about the importance of evolution when it comes to style, it’s…
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Pop Up Ave is Here For the Holidays
Pop Up Ave is back just in time for the holidays!
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Call It What You Want: Taylor Swift’s “Love Story” 2.0?
Fan theories suggest that Taylor Swift’s new song, “Call It What You Want,” could possibly be a “Love Story” 2.0 for the pop star since there are so many parallels in each tune. So, VALLEY thought it was time to take a look into some of the comparisons between the two songs.
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University Choir Presents Concert November 15
On November 15th, Penn State’s University Choir will perform their annual fall concert in Pasquerilla Spiritual Center to an audience of parents, students, and community members.
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Free Cheat Codes Concert in State College
The concert is taking place Sunday, November 5th at 8pm in Alumni Hall, inside of the HUB, and will mark the beginning of Homecoming week at Penn State.
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Simply Complicated: Demi Lovato’s Empowering Life Journey
Demi Lovato has been labeled as many things throughout the years. Drug addict. Alcoholic. Crazy. However, when VALLEY watched her new documentary aptly titled “Simply Complicated,” it was clear that fans and non fans alike will now see her for what she really is—a survivor.
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Just Breathe
There are plenty of places on and off campus where you can escape to in a moment of need, so VALLEY has compiled a list of some of the best places to go when you need a little fresh air and a chance to take a break and breathe.
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A New Genre in Music: Politics
With the current political climate in America, everything has seemingly become centered around politics.
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New Artist Spotlight: Introducing Attic Beats
Chad Palmer, self-proclaimed “Attic Beats,” has been creating his own tracks for the past two years. Valley sat down with Chad to learn more about him and hear the latest about his success.
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Starting The Weeknd on a Wednesday
The Bryce Jordan Center was packed with people of all walks of life united to see one person: The Weeknd. The 27 year-old Canadian and…
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Is Taylor Swift Rebranding?
We’re all wondering the same question—what’s the deal with Taylor Swift?
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The 2017 VMAs Rock the Music Industry
Though MTV has seen a significant decrease in viewership in recent years, the channel has its foundation in providing a platform for the younger generation, and if this year’s VMAs were any indication, MTV is returning to its roots as the voice of a generation.
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Valley’s Top Songs of the Summer
Valley asked its staff members to partake in some reminiscing of their own by recounting three of their favorite songs of the summer.
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Jamaican Me Crazy (For Reggae)
Summertime goes hand-in-hand with good music and even better vibes. Valley got tickets to see The Wailers, or what used to be known as Bob Marley and…
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A Summer of Remixes
We all know the struggle of trying to get that picture perfect summer bod. It’s even harder to go about doing so when summer is…
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Summer Endeavors in State College
State College: the pinnacle place to learn, have fun, and—most importantly—grow. But what does it look like when only a fraction of the usual population…
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