Posts tagged with "Natural Light"

Natural Light Da Vinci of Debt

Natural Light’s Da Vinci of Debt

Natural Light Beer is making history by unveiling the world’s most expensive piece of art to shine light on the staggering cost to attend college in America and the crippling impact of college debt. The artwork, entitled Da Vinci of Debt, is now on display at NYC’s Grand Central Terminal and is made up of 2,600 authentic college diplomas from real graduates across the country. The […]

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Leopara Lighting System

Achieving the perfect lighting, especially on the go, can present its challenges. We’ve all been faced with such a dilemma: dingy lighting in a hotel room bathroom, making makeup or shaving nearly impossible. Or even just brightening up a space during travel for a quick touch up in the car. Luckily, a new product from […]

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Natty Light – Dorm from Home

As universities across the country announce campus closures to enact social distancing, droves of 21+ college students are facing a harsh reality; the semester they dreamed of won’t be happening. Natural Light knows how crushing this is for our fans, so we’re stepping in to help preserve some of the freedoms of on-campus living. The […]

Natural Light × Worldwide Live Commencement

NATURAL LIGHT TO HOST WORLDWIDE COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY VIA FACEBOOK LIVE Natty to rally college grads from cancelled ceremonies and host first of its kind virtual graduation with appearances from Mark Cuban, Jane Lynch, Stephen A. Smith, Amanda Cerny, Erika Nardini and many more. Learn More Colleges nationwide are cancelling commencements because of the COVID-19 health […]

Natty Light Puts His Resume on a NASCAR Racecar

Natural Light is at it again helping recent grads as they enter the real world. Natty Light recently unveiled the NASCAR resume paint scheme–yes, an actual person’s job resume–and wrapped it around Chris Buescher’s #37 car for the South Point 400 race in Vegas on Sunday. WHY THEY DID IT Natty Light gets it–the entry-level job market […]