Phantom Phone Syndrome
Now more than ever, phones have become more than just a means for communication or connection. Phones are the life of anyone in today’s society,…
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The Art of the College Scrapbook
At a time when analog living is making a comeback, why not hop on the trend in a way that you’ll actually cherish for years…
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The World Rewards Audacity, Not Potential
I have spent too many nights sick to my stomach over decisions I haven’t even made yet. I am terrified of choosing wrong or terrified…
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Police Footage of University of Iowa Hazing Goes Viral
Police bodycam footage of a hazing event taking place at the University of Iowa has recently gone viral on social media, leading to increased conversation…
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Lisa Rinna Drugged at “The Traitors” Premiere Party
“The Traitors” season four finale premiered on Thursday, Feb. 26, but the drama from this season is still unfolding. During an appearance on “Good Day…
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Looking for Hair Growth? Well Hair Transplants Might be the New Go To
Undergoing hair loss is normal, especially as you get older. However, this does not mean it’s not an insecurity for many. A newfound procedure, though,…
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The ship hasn’t sailed yet, so keep putting yourself out there
College can be daunting, especially at a large university where being surrounded by thousands of people every day can somehow make you feel even more…
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Is It Too Late Now To Say Sorry?
TikTok trends are always coming and going and right now the latest trend going on is the “I’m Sorry” trend, which goes along with a…
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All you need is rice
When the mid-semester stress gets to be a bit too much, the effort we put into our grocery lists tends to plummet. But with one simple pantry staple, we can make an endless list of delicious meals to get us through the rest of the semester. It is nothing new. It’s just rice.
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The forgotten birthdays club
Do you have a birthday that falls outside the time we’re in school? Maybe it’s in the summer, or maybe it falls smack dab in…
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Zodiac Signs Explained by Someone Who Knows Nothing About Them
Earlier this week, I saw a TikTok about how we all need to start dressing according to our rising sign. I was instantly intrigued, mostly…
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From Happy Valley to the Olympics
The 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina are officially underway, and a few familiar Penn State names are competing on one of the biggest stages in sports….
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The Action of Inaction
To do or not to do. Is it better to speak or stay silent? To act or not? Our brains need visuals to rationalize our…
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Protected and Professional
Workplace rules and social norms can be ambiguous to fresh grads and even established professionals. Nobody can agree on what “business casual” actually is and…
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What Ilia Malinin’s Olympic Skate Says About the Pressure of the Program
Under the bright lights of the 2026 Winter Olympics, every move, jump and hesitation is broadcast to millions. For figure skater Ilia Malinin, the stakes…
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The end of Tell Me Lies
** Warning – this article may contain spoilers. DO NOT read if you have not finished the final episode of Tell Me Lies. If there’s…
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Love Leads Forward: THON 2026 From A Dancer Perspective
THON weekend 2026 came and went. “Love Leads Forward” was the theme, and each word was accurate, as this weekend was driven with the utmost…
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All things Peptide
Whether they have come up on your TikTok For You Page, or you have noticed someone’s sudden upgrade in appearance, it is very plausible that you have come across peptides in your recent life. Peptides are a string of amino acids that act as proteins to serve some sort of function to the body. Peptides can come from a plethora of groups of proteins like eggs, milk or soy. The peptides that have received the most spotlight are those that cater to some sort of physical appearance boost to those who choose to inject themselves. So, what are these “star student” peptides that have been getting so much controversy?
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To Be Used is To Be Loved: Jane Birkin and Amy Winehouse’s ‘Wear and Tear’ Philosophy
Hermès released the infamous Birkin bag in 1984, after the current CEO of the company, Jean-Louis Dumas, met Jane Birkin on a flight from Paris…
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Her Signature Color
We all have a favorite color, but what’s your signature color? A signature color is not just something you pick, but a hue associated with…
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