Arianna Del Valle: Brimming With Puerto Rican Pride
Growing up in the small surf town of Rincon, Puerto Rico, Arianna Del Valle’s graduating class consisted of just 30 students. Del Valle saw the…
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Movin’ On 2018: Judah & the Lion
Crowds of festival-goers shuffled onto the main lawn of the festival grounds as the third act of Movin’ On 2018 kicked off with folk-pop group,…
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Trading Plates: Swapping Your Staples
In an environment where pizza exists in abundance and eating calzones at 3 a.m. is socially acceptable, the myth of the “freshman 15” may be…
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It’s Formal Season
Spring formal is the last big hurrah before finals week, and planning your outfit ahead of time can’t hurt! Whether it’s a final celebration commemorating…
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Meet VALLEY’s Spring 2018 Beauty & Health Section Opener: Indigo Murray
What began as nothing more than a bet with friends quickly unfolded into an unexpected and complete change in Indigo Murray’s own personal definition of…
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Staff Pick of the Week: Hot Sauce
Do you ever want to spice up your life a little? And by life, VALLEY really means food! Yes, we’re talking about hot sauce. Whether…
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What You Should Know Before Hunting for an Internship
As spring finally comes around to State College, every student at PSU has more than a few things to stress about … but possibly the…
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The Eyes Have It: Netflix’s A Series of Unfortunate Events
Violet, Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire: the three names we immediately recognize as impossibly unfortunate and as the subjects of the iconic books that gave our…
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From Trash to Treaders: Adidas Sneaker Line Made from Ocean Trash
There’s something new and exciting happening at Adidas. After testing a prototype last year, the brand has manufactured and sold a million pairs of sneakers…
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Hop Into Spring With Healthy Snacks
Spring has nearly sprung, and this time of year makes focusing on classes a bit more difficult. With finals right around the corner, it’s easy…
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Let’s Make Extinction Extinct!
On March 19, 2018, a terrible tragedy occurred in the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya. This day marked the death of Sudan, the last male…
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We Love “Love, Simon”
Romantic comedies are nothing new to us. Their plots almost always surround a cheesy love story between a man and a woman battling predictable twists…
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Drop Some Acid (Into Your Skincare Routine)
Let’s recall the middle school (and even high school) days of using the tried and true St. Ives apricot face scrub; the one-stop-shop to remedy…
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The Best Documentaries of Netflix
Who doesn’t love to watch Netflix? However, rather than rewatching “The Office” for the hundredth time, why not watch a documentary and learn a little…
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Hello, Hydration
You’ve probably heard the common recommendation of drinking six to eight, eight oz. glasses of water each day, but the reality is that the average…
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Rise Up
“Fresh start” is a phrase often used when trying to describe entry to college. When beginning college, you are given the chance to start over…
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Movin’ On 2018
If you thought last year’s Movin’ On lineup was exciting, get ready for this year’s. This year, Logic, Daya, Judah & the Lion, and Mick…
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We Tried It: Kickboxing at LionHeart
VALLEY is always on the lookout for new trends and products to incorporate into our daily health and wellness routines, and recently we came across…
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Simple Steps to Study Abroad
An 11 a.m. art history class in Paris, France. Lunch far from the overpriced HUB salads at a café in Rome. Spending a weekend afternoon…
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Alternative Spring Cleaning
Cleaning out your dorm or apartment can be a freeing experience, but cleansing your life of negativity makes a greater impact. The coming of spring…
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