By Angelica Fraine ’23, staff writer College in itself is a truly unique adventure, but it also offers opportunity for students to immerse themselves in life outside of their campus home. LVC’s study abroad program sends students […]
By Annie Steinfelt ’24, staff writer Julia Harvey, Bishop Library’s technical services librarian, who has worked there for 23 years, will be retiring at the end of December. Harvey began working at Bishop Library in […]
James Zilinski ’22, staff writer LVC is constructing a new academic building on campus. LVC has approved plans for a new nursing facility that will support the nursing program set to begin next fall. Shawn Curtin, […]
By Jordan Walter ’24 staff writer Imagine the world being flipped on its side. Lindsey McCurdy experiences this multiple times a week as her vision shifts 90 degrees. McCurdy, a sophomore softball player, got her fifth diagnosed concussion earlier this semester, resulting in traumatic side effects. […]
By Casey Shillabeer ’22, staff writer The COVID-19 pandemic put a lot of plans on hold, especially for students who graduated high school in 2020. “2020 was a smaller class because of COVID-19,” Ed Wright, LVC’s vice president of enrollment, said. “Twelve percent of students admitted in 2020 didn’t […]
Casey Shillabeer ’22, staff writer Day of Philanthropy at LVC celebrated its ten-year anniversary Thursday, Nov. 11. Day of Philanthropy is a 24-hour period where friends, family, alumni, students and staff can donate money to […]
By Lois Yeater ’22, staff writer The men’s and women’s tennis teams served the veterans of our community this past weekend. The tennis team went to Fort Indiantown Gap National Cemetery to take down over 70 flags and poles. They did this after the […]
By Josh Hildebrand ’22, staff writer It’s almost time for LVC’s annual VALE Conference. The VALE Conference is organized and run by a group of LVC students. During the conference, media professionals from around the […]
By Angelica Fraine ’23, staff writer It can be easy for people to remain encased in only what they know, which is why in collaboration with the Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery, LVC’s social justice […]
By Kaitlyn Metz ’22, staff writer As tradition goes, here at LVC, a win against Albright’s football team leads to the march to Kreiderheim. Students greet the President and request that there are no classes […]
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