Five Years of The 1975: An Era
The members of the band The 1975 that have written hit songs, such as “Chocolate” and “The Sound,” have had quite a history together. Their…
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You’ll Want a Pizza This
What is State College known for? Football, pokey sticks and THON (to name a few). But pizza? Not so much. Compared to Jersey and New…
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Diva Drama: Nicki Minaj’s Recent Feuds
We all remember that time period where Nicki Minaj and Lil’ Kim were nonstop trashing each other in their songs. And, it sure is hard…
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For the Glory, For the Arts
The moniker Penn State University carries no shortage of notoriety. Whether it be the football program, the alumni network, the academic reputation or the sheer…
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Movin’ In: Penn State’s Brand New Music Event
After a few weeks back in Happy Valley, it is safe to say that new students are adjusting to campus life, and returning students have…
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“Apocalypse:” A First For “American Horror Story”
As the weather cools down and leaves begin to turn, we find ourselves once again being bombarded with the sudden change of seasons. Starbucks is…
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Miranda Hobbes — The Unsung Hero of SATC
When you think of “Sex and the City,” does SJP in a pink tutu dress or a killer pair of Manolos immediately pop into your…
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A Blog A Day Keeps the Doctor Away
Reading inspirational quotes or using the power of positive thinking can be taken to the next level by realizing some people spend their lives researching…
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“Sharp Objects:” Your Next Dark Binge-Watch
In the aptly-titled limited series “Sharp Objects,” viewers come to learn that emotional wounds are what cut the deepest. HBO’s newest hit drama provides a…
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What the Podcast “Caliphate” Will Teach You About Investigative Journalism
“Caliphate” is the New York Times‘ riveting 10-episode audio series highlighting foreign correspondent and resident terrorism expert Rukmini Callimachi‘s experience infiltrating all things ISIS. Her extensive…
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Anti-Social Media
Soon after social media was invented, it became an outlet for teens to spend their time, compete to post the best picture and gain the…
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A New Theory on Group Fitness
Imagine taking a group workout class with friends while still keeping all the benefits of a personal trainer and an individualized workout. This is exactly…
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What’s in the Water?
There’s no doubt about it – hydration is a crucial element for healthy skin. Even oily skin requires consistent moisturizing so it won’t end up…
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Considering China
When someone talks about traveling abroad, you don’t consider China in your top 10 countries. However, this summer I spent two months in Beijing for…
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Abroad Alone: Tips for Traveling Solo
Few experiences compare to being immersed in a new language and culture without anyone to rely on but yourself. As exciting as solo travel may…
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Fall 2018 at the BJC: What Events To Look Out For
The Bryce Jordan Center in University Park has, for decades, hosted some of the most notable artists and performers of their generation. For this upcoming…
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Mother Knows Best: Your Mom’s Jeans Are Making A Comeback
Out with the old, in with the … older. Denim trends are evolving and our mom’s vintage jeans are making a comeback. Mom jeans have…
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Was It Really Just A Dream?
After months of research, preparation and practice, the day has finally come: it’s time to give your presentation in front of your 700 person class….
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Natural Remedy to Banish Bloating
Summer is quickly coming to an end, leaving us a with a very limited amount of time left to break out the denim skirts and…
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Penn State Ranked #2 for Graduating CEOs
A few months ago, CNBC released a news article revealing that Penn State has graduated more CEOs than Harvard and MIT, instantly flooding Facebook and…
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