Internship at the aquarium
By Eliana Shenk ’24, staff writer Internships are a great opportunity for students to explore their career options, and for one junior, it took her…
November 2022
LVC History: The Death League
Andrew Spaan ’25, staff writer Secret societies are common on college campuses around the country; however, many are unaware of a secret society that once…
Missing your four-legged friend?
By Zack Kime, ’23 editor Having a beloved family pet around throughout the school year can be one of the simple comforts that LVC students…
TKE fraternity makes record donation to St. Jude
By: Natalie Santangelo ’23, staff writer 46,086 steps, 22 miles and $6,500 raised all to help save the lives of pediatric cancer patients. Members of…
LVC Symphony and Alumni orchestras merge for reunion concert
By Carter Kucier ’23, staff writer On Sunday, Nov. 13, the LVC Symphony Orchestra and Alumni Orchestra merged together to perform their long-awaited 25th-anniversary recital. …
March to Kreiderheim 2022
By Julia Craig ’24, staff writer LVC students earned the day off of school before Thanksgiving break. The Dutchmen marched from campus to President James…
Student pantry resource
By Julia Craig ’24, staff writer As the semester winds down, there is an important resource that students may find valuable. The Dutchmen Pantry consists…
LVC students serve with Habitat for Humanity
Ariana Genna ’23, staff writer Lebanon Valley College’s Office of Community Service and Volunteerism offers opportunities to volunteer with Habitat for Humanity. Most recently, LVC…
LVC students heading to 2022 DEIC finals
By Bella Getz ’24, staff writerLVC consumer behavior students made it to the final round of the 2022 Direct Effect Innovation Challenge (DEIC).The 2022 DEIC…
Where was the red wave?
Ariana Genna ’23, staff writer What was predicted to be a red wave turned out to be a win for Democrats. On Tuesday, Nov….