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LionPATH: A Blessing or a Curse?

By Allison Seguinot

LionPATH is Penn State’s newest system where students will register for classes, access degree audits and use other features to keep track of credits and financial information.

Campus Culture

A Penn State Tradition: Mike the Mailman

By Bernadette Gomez

Due to his warm sense of humor and ability to make postal services actually enjoyable, he has made a name for himself and has earned a spot inside the hearts of every Penn Stater.

College Crisis, Self-Improvement

College Crisis: Bad Roommates Made Me Miserable

By Anonymous

Whether you’re living with your closest friends or random strangers, everyone has had to deal with a difficult roommate at one point or another.

Self-Improvement

Skills to Know that We Don’t Necessarily Learn in School

By Katie McFadden

We’ve all heard the term “girls go to college to get more knowledge”, and while this may be true, there are many skills that we are now expected to know as we enter the “real” world.

Self-Improvement

Here’s What Happened When I Tried Oil Pulling For One Week

By Alexandra O'Donnell

Oil pulling is a form of Ayurvedic medicine that claims to improve your overall health by removing toxins from your mouth and incidentally, your entire body.

Entertainment

Getting Thoughts on Black History Month into ‘Formation’

By Kiarra Powell

If you’ve been paying attention, you know that pop culture has been very active this Black History Month, and with good reason.

Campus Culture, VALLEY Overseas

Valley Overseas: The City of Love or The City of PDA?

By Kacie Iwasyk

In this beautiful city, romance is soaring all throughout the outside air, the metro, the cafés and anywhere else you may find yourself.

Campus Culture

Behind the Penn State Creamery Renovations

By Kate Perkins

Valley sat down with Creamery Manager James Brown to discuss what visitors can expect from the newly reopened salesroom.

Campus Culture, THON

THON 2016: Performer Olivia Farabaugh Rocks BJC

By Jillian Acri

Farabaugh has come full circle with the opportunity to perform on the Bryce Jordan Center stage last Sunday morning.

Campus Culture, THON

THON 2016: Music to a Dancer’s Ears

By Allison Seguinot

Music plays a large role in THON every single year — after all, what would a dance marathon be without something to dance to?

Campus Culture, THON

THON 2016: Where’s My Hair?

By Alexandra O'Donnell

Students, alumni, and local salon employees alike crowded on the BJC stage today for one of the most heartfelt hours of THON; the Wigs for Kids hair donation.

Campus Culture, THON

THON 2016: What Are You Craving?

By Tina Locurto

Being a THON dancer requires a lot of dedication and energy, and after a weekend doing fun dance moves like the nae-nae and the dab, they slowly begin to crave very specific foods.