(By Maddy Gronback ’26, special contributor) Everyone loves a comeback story. But what if it isn’t really a comeback, but just a new mountain to climb on the roadmap of a career? Aonghas Evanick doesn’t […]
(By Grace Marchese ’26, special contributor) For many people, playing sports is a cornerstone of their upbringing. It’s something that teaches resilience, hard work and teamwork, but also acts as an outlet when life starts […]
(By Dylan Gutierrez ’25, special contributer) Mackenzie Willey, a senior outfielder, joined the Lebanon Valley College softball team in the 2023 season following an impressive show of talent at Chesapeake College in 2022. Willey was […]
(By Jacob Horton ’25, special contributer) The crisp autumn air flowed through Arnold Field as Evan Kutlzer lined up in the defensive backfield, reading the quarterback’s eyes. In an instant, he broke on the ball, […]
(By Val Bildheiser ’25, staff writer) It’s almost time for LVC’s annual spring celebration, Dutchmen Day! This full-day event will take place on Friday, April 25, and will feature food, crafts and other activities to […]
(By Elijah McKell, special contributor) Rory Lieberman, a sophomore at LVC, has already broken the school record in the 3,000-meter race for indoor track and is looking strong to make a push to the indoor […]
(By Liam McFarlane ’27, special contributor) “Playing baseball at the next level wasn’t always the plan,” Parker Raham, the right-handed pitcher hailing from Scotch-Plains, New Jersey, said. “There was a time when I didn’t even […]
(By Jenna Angstadt ’25, special contributor) For most athletes, the biggest opponent isn’t the one standing across from them – it’s the one in their mind. For Lebanon Valley College thrower Lauren Assante, that opponent […]
(Val Bildheiser ’25, staff writer) An LVC psychology and neuroscience student was recognized for her ongoing research during the Society for Personality and Social Psychology’s annual conference. Cheyenne Lehman, a senior neuroscience major, was invited […]
(By Chris Timasonravichkit ’28, staff writer) LVC is in the planning stages of developing a 10-acre solar installation off Kreiderheim Lane. “LVC’s solar project will provide savings and stability in our energy expenses over the […]
(By Tiffany Anderson ’26, special contributor) The common goal of the LVC women’s ice hockey team is striving for success. The points that Anna Dale, sophomore forward, has put up for this team have helped […]
(By Alexis McCarney ’25, staff writer) LVC got a glimpse into a 4,000-year-old tradition on career and advising day. Jack Hubley, class of 1973, began his educational career at LVC as a music major on […]
(By Mia Bucher ’25, staff writer) LVC has secured grant money which will provide a unique opportunity for students seeking more accessible education paths. With increasing avenues to bring prospective students to campus, current students […]
(By La Vie Collegienne staff) La Vie Collegienne would like to congratulate the following athletes and coaches who were given MAC titles and that made All-MAC First teams. Women’s Basketball: Cristina Fernandez: Defensive […]
(By Lillian Gleeson ‘25, staff writer) A recent guest speaker discussed his experience of being wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for over 20 years. Johnny Berry was 16 years old when he was convicted of […]
(By Ethan Bazydola ’26, staff writer) Falconry will be on display as one of LVC’s Success Expo events. The Falconry Experience acquaints participants with the history of man’s relationship with raptors and the evolution of […]
(By Justin Kopp ’25, associate editor) Seniors and alumni interested in applying to a graduate program at LVC should save the date for Instant Decision Day. The event serves as a streamlined way of applying […]
(By Lillian Gleeson ’25, staff writer) Golf has been a part of Olivia Bartal’s life for as long as she can remember. She picked up a club for the first time when she was nine […]
(By Warren J. Collins ’27, staff writer) As graduation draws closer and closer, LVC seniors have started working in-depth on post-graduate plans. Logan Polak, a senior music business major, has been researching several prospective positions […]
(By Lillian Gleeson ‘25, staff writer) The women’s golf team opened its spring season with a fourth-place finish in the Lebanon Valley Spring Invitational. “It’s great to have the team back together for the spring […]
(By Warren Collins ’27, staff writer) LVC has long gained a reputation for recognizing diverse cultures, and this month focuses on a particular cultural event. Throughout the month of March, Metz Dining Services will be […]
(By Ethan Bazydola ’26, staff writer) Join other LVC students on a bus ride to watch the Philadelphia 76’ers take on the Miami Heat! The game will take place at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, March […]
(By Val Bildheiser ’25, staff writer) LVC’s Wig & Buckle Theater Company is gearing up for its final show of the 2024-2025 season. “Sorority House of the Dead” includes a slew of ‘80s references, eccentric […]
(By Justin Kopp ’25, associate editor) As stress levels climb in the post-spring break rush, one student organization is bringing escape rooms to campus to give students a break. The event, formally known as Escape […]
(By Jess Benninger ’26, editor-in-chief) LVC’s chapter of the National Association for Music Education (NAfME) is seeking student performers for its second-annual “Unleash Your Inner Star” talent show. NAfME provides professional development opportunities for aspiring […]
(By Mia Bucher ’25, staff writer) LVC is continuing to grow and students have concerns about how the College plans to adjust. Fall of 2024 welcomed LVC’s largest class of 480 first-year students and 49 […]
(By Val Bildheiser ’25, staff writer) LVC’s women’s basketball team has been experiencing a remarkable winter season, thanks in part to its captains— two of which are roommates. Cristina Fernandez, a senior guard and women’s […]
(By Mia Bucher ’25, staff writer) An LVC student becomes the first football player to receive a prestigious academic award. Evan Kutzler, a fourth-year exercise science major, earned the College Sports Communicators Academic All-American award. […]
(By Marina Biltcliff ’26, staff writer) Each year, an LVC student and her family make a difference by hosting the world’s largest fundraiser for a rare genetic disease. This March Jessica O’Neill, senior marketing major, […]
(By Sarah Kramer ’25, staff writer) The men’s and women’s tennis teams are revving up for a challenging spring season. The MAC Freedom coaches’ preseason poll ranked the women’s team third in the conference while […]
(By Val Bildheiser ’25, staff writer) While supporting an inclusive environment is an integral part of LVC’s mission, an upcoming club aims to further promote this goal. The diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging (DEIB) club […]
(By Lillian Gleeson ‘25, staff writer) Internships are an essential part of career development for many students. They can provide hands-on experience, inform future career decisions and increase networking opportunities. However, the costs associated with […]
(By Lillian Gleeson ’25, staff writer) The Susan H. Arnold Art Gallery recently debuted its spring exhibition, “Floating Beauty: Women in the Art of Ukiyo-e.” The exhibition opened with a reception that featured traditional Japanese […]
(By Justin Kopp ’25, associate editor) On Thursday, March 13, LVC students will have the opportunity to visit Clark Associates’ newly renovated location in Lititz, PA. The Breen Center for Career & Professional Development’s team […]
(By Georgia McPoland ‘26, staff writer) LVC students can now hit the slopes with one of the college’s newest clubs, Dutchmen Peak Pursuit. Dutchmen Peak Pursuit (formerly known as LVSki) is a new ski and […]
(By Georgia McPoland ’26, staff writer) With Black History Month underway, the Black Student Union (BSU) at LVC is making sure it’s one to remember. Students can attend the first-ever comedy performance hosted by BSU […]
(By Ethan Bazydola ’26, staff writer) Black Student Union (BSU) will be hosting a comedy night on Saturday, Feb. 15, at 6:30 p.m. in Zimmerman Recital Hall. Comedian Trey Mack will be bringing his jokes […]
(By Jace Fetterman ’25, staff writer) Campus welcomes the class of 2029 at this year’s LVC Live. LVC Live is an annual tradition at the Valley. The event gives incoming students an opportunity to calm […]
(By Warren J. Collins ’27, staff writer) A prominent internet feature has achieved notoriety on LVC’s campus. Artificial intelligence (AI) has become gradually more advanced over the years, and these advancements have subsequently led to […]
(By Chris Timasonravichkit ’28, staff writer) The LVC chess club is the place for students of all skill levels looking to make connections, learn new skills and engage in friendly competition. Since its founding as […]
(By Chris Timasonravichkit ’28, staff writer) Valley trivia has attracted a diverse group of students with a wide range of intellectual interests. Currently, the club boasts over 25 members representing more than 10 different majors. […]
(By Marina Biltcliff ’26, staff writer) Students looking for an exciting immersive experience should apply to be an orientation leader today. Each year LVC hosts a new student orientation and needs student leaders to serve […]
(By Ethan Bazydola ’26, staff writer) A new club on campus will be promoting mental health at the women’s basketball game against Misericordia University on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at 6 p.m. in the Sorrentino Gymnasium. […]
(By Warren J. Collins ’27, staff writer) An annual LVC event will focus on yet another powerful topic. Using the motto of “building stronger together,” the 2025 Symposium on Inclusive Excellence will cover the topic […]
(By Cole Byerly ’26, staff writer) A new Zumba club at LVC provides students with an exciting way to stay active, de-stress and connect with others. Zumba club has quickly become a favorite for students […]
(By Katherine Buerke ’26, staff writer) Wig and Buckle Theater Company will host an ASL-interpreted performance of its latest production, “Nightfall with Edgar Allen Poe,” on Saturday, Jan. 25, at 7 p.m. in Leedy Theatre. […]
(By Jess Benninger ’26, editor-in-chief) New this semester, students can reserve private rooms for appointments through Shroyer Health Center. The health center responded to student requests for privacy during telehealth appointments by developing a quiet […]
(By Lindsey Snyder ’25, staff writer) Study abroad offers a unique opportunity for students to immerse themselves in a new environment and to facilitate personal growth through global experiences. The fall semester abroad program in […]
(By Will Ryan ’26, staff writer) LVC has hired a new head strength and conditioning coach just in time for this year’s winter and spring sports seasons. Alex Sabo, a former student who graduated with […]
(By Hannah Kohr ’25, staff writer) Navigating parking on LVC’s campus can be an adventure—and often, not a pleasant one. Having experienced both sides—first as a resident student parking in Red Lot and now as […]
(By Sam Dozier ’25, staff writer) LVC’s baseball and softball teams will get new dirt for their respective fields thanks to several thousand-dollar investments from the school’s athletics department. The new dirt will allow for […]
(By Molly Whisler ’26, staff writer) The LVC satisfaction survey is now available for students to complete. The email should have been sent to all students on Monday, Oct. 28, from the address studentsuccesstech@ruffalonl.com. It […]
(By Katherine Buerke ’26, staff writer) The LVC musical theatre program is hosting its first-ever operatic production this weekend. Trios of Temptation and Trickery is a showcase of three short operas: The Filthy Habit, A […]
(By Tylee Stauffer ’24, associate editor) LVC’s ultimate frisbee club, the Jammin’ Jackalopes, traveled to Kutztown University for its last tournament of the fall season this past weekend. On Sunday, Nov. 10, the Jammin’ Jackalopes […]
(By Melissa Toribio ‘25, staff writer) With worries regarding climate change and its current state on the environment, many people are taking it upon themselves to speak out, including LVC’s latest visitor. Dr. Jose Fuentes, […]
(By Justin Kopp ’25, associate editor) LVC’s men and women’s swim teams wrapped up the last tri-meet before winter break at the Wyoming Valley Catholic Youth Center in Wilkes-Barre on Saturday, Nov. 2. The lady […]
(By Jenna Angstadt ’25, staff writer) As we roll into November, the fall sports seasons are coming to a close. The field hockey team finished the regular season this past Saturday with a 4-0 win […]
(By Warren J. Collins ‘27, staff writer) It is only a short matter of time until the sanctuary of the Miller Chapel will be filled with the glorious noises of singing voices once again, as […]
(By Cole Byerly ’26, staff writer) LVC students, faculty and staff are invited to a trip to the Student Voting Summit in Harrisburg hosted by the Office of Service and Community Engagement. Participants will discuss […]
(By Paige Dalto ’24, associate editor) The end of the spring semester is rapidly approaching, and commencement weekend for the class of 2024 is coming with it. On Friday, May 10, the baccalaureate ceremony, a […]
(By Meredith Haas ’24, editor-in-chief) To say it has been a long four years for LVC’s class of 2024 would be an understatement. Most of us were ready to leave high school behind, eager to […]
(By Ryan Pickle ’24, staff writer) The LVC men’s and women’s swimming teams are preparing to head south for this weekend’s MAC Swimming Championships. Starting Thursday, Feb. 15, teams will meet at York College’s Graham […]
Wig and Buckle, Lebanon Valley College’s student-run theater organization, will perform ‘Romeo and Juliet’ as its spring production. “Romeo and Juliet” is a familiar and well-known Shakespearean play about the doomed love story between a […]
(By Justin Kopp ’25, staff writer) College students making all manner of peculiar wardrobe choices is nothing new, and the latest bit of fashion, a pink t-shirt that says, “I love LVC Moms,” has been […]
(By Paige Dalto ’24, associate editor) LVC’s Department of Graduate and Professional Studies (GPS) will host Instant Decision Day on Tuesday, Nov. 7, on the first floor of Bishop Library. Instant Decision Day is an […]
(By Anna Lougee ’24, staff writer) There is a record-breaking number of first-year students on campus this year. Lebanon Valley College has accepted the largest first-year class in the school’s history with 480 new members […]
(Paige Dalto ’24, associate editor) With a passionate professor at its core, a plan to reintroduce native plants to LVC’s campus is in its early stages. “…Foremost, for me, this idea of creatively ‘reactivating the commons’ at LVC is about taking […]
(By Anna Lougee ’24, staff writer) Lebanon Valley College held its fourth “White Coat Ceremony” on Thursday, Aug. 31. All senior speech and language pathologist majors (SLP) have reached a major milestone in their collegiate […]
(Andrew Spaan ’25, staff writer) Where the Cuwe-Pehelle statue currently stands near Neidig-Garber and Bishop Library, there once was a piece of abstract architecture aptly nicknamed “the bike rack.” However, former LVC President John Synodino had […]
(By Mia Bucher ’25, staff writer) As part of the Advising and Career Exploration Success Expo, LVC organized various informational sessions to aid students in job searching and networking. Glen Klinger and Julie Wolfrays from […]
(By Alexis McCarney ’25, staff writer) It has been rooted in American culture from the conception of the nation to oppress individualsof African origin and descent. Efforts such as redlining, Jim Crow laws, among otherdiscriminatory […]
(By Lillian Gleeson ‘25, staff writer) As graduation quickly approaches, one LVC senior is reflecting on her past and focusing on her future. Greta Plechner, a senior creative arts student, is putting the final touches […]
(By Georgia McPoland ’26, Staff Writer) Moving to a new place can be daunting, but sometimes the biggest risks have the greatest rewards. If I told you that I wasn’t terrified before moving across the […]
(By Justin Kopp ’25, associate editor) Senior English and creative writing major Justin Kopp ’25 sits down with junior biology major Abigail Foutz ’26 to chat about the Wood Thrush Research Preserve, one of the […]
(By Sarah Kramer ’25, staff writer) Second year graduate students of the speech-language pathology program shared their research at the SLP Capstone Symposium on Monday, April 21. In the summer of 2024, students chose […]
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