Is the downfall of Peanut the downfall of Democracy?
On Friday Nov. 1, the beloved pet squirrel named Peanut was euthanized by the state of New York. Mark Longo, Peanut’s owner and content creator,…
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The Single Girls of State: Hot Girl Fleabag Weekend
Hello Single Girls of State –– it is I, Alyssa. I may or may not be part of the club (I choose mystery). I do…
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The Heartfelt Symbolism of the Claddagh Ring
Claddagh jewelry bridges the time between friendship bracelets and engagement rings. The symbol –– two hands holding a crowned heart–signifies friendship, love and loyalty in…
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Now That We Don’t Talk
After a breakup with a significant other, we tend to reminisce on the details we will miss most. Rereading text messages. Taking a trip through…
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The Architecture of The College Roman Empire
This time a year ago, the world was asking themselves: how many times a day do we think about the Roman Empire? A week? A…
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Young, Naked and Free
In a world that often prioritizes hustle and connection, the idea of stripping down—both literally and metaphorically—can feel liberating yet daunting. Being naked alone invites…
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Centre Film Festival
The Centre Film Festival returns to Centre County from Nov. 11 to 17, showcasing over 200 films across documentary, narrative and experimental genres. This year’s…
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It’s All About Boundaries
Boundaries. One of the most essential aspects of our inner peace and relationships, and simultaneously one of the hardest things to set in place. Boundaries…
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“Stranger Things” Casts a New Light on Broadway
The hit Netflix series “Stranger Things” is set to make its Broadway debut with “Stranger Things: The First Shadow.” This three-hour play, which is currently…
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Love Isn’t Blind
So the reality television show Love is Blind wants us to believe that physical attraction is irrelevant? Please. We watch as contestants “fall in love”…
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The Eras of Others
Taylor Swift’s historical Eras Tour has effectuated her to unquestionably be the pop star of the summer. Her fan base known as “Swifties” became a…
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The Art of Annotating
Using a permanent black pen to write in a new, clean, crisp book!? Now that’s just blasphemy. Or … is it? What if we told…
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The Burnt Toast Theory
On a daily basis, bad things happen to us, on both large scales and small. You’re late for a meeting or you fail an exam….
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Let’s Bring Back DIY Facemasks
Did anyone here go through a phase in middle school where they religiously made at home face masks? These messy, goopy, questionably effective DIY projects…
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In The Hours Outside of Nine to Five
Measuring success in life is hard when there is no distinct unit of measure. As college students, the pressure of securing a well-paying job and…
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The Chrome Hearts Kids
Tough freedom, bold bravery and risky, raunchy, rich creativity are just some of the words you could use to describe what the Chrome Hearts brand embodies. …
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First Execution for Shaken Baby Syndrome Death Halted
On Thursday, October 17, the execution of a man charged with murder due to a shaken baby syndrome case was halted by the Texas Supreme…
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Choose Love That Chooses You
When our feelings get involved, we tend to focus on ourselves. We have blinders on focusing on what we feel towards them, how attached we…
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CHROMAKOPIA
CHROMAKOPIA, Tyler, the Creator’s seventh studio album, was released on October 28. Three years lie between this drop and his last, straying from his typical…
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Forever in Our Hearts: Remembering Liam Payne
The world stood still on Oct. 16, 2024, when news broke of Liam Payne’s tragic death in Buenos Aires. For millions of One Direction fans,…
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