Navajo nation community service trip
Paige Dalto ’24, staff writer LVC’s community service trip is headed to Navajo Nation, a Native American reservation, in Arizona in January. Navajo Nation occupies…
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Statue Spotlight: John Zola
Andrew Spaan ’25, staff writer John Zola was an LVC student from 1959-1961. He was a pre-med student and was very determined to become a…
You can always find your way back home
By Meredith Haas ’24, editor Home is where the heart is, right? For many students, leaving the home they’ve always known and embracing the change…
New club on campus
By Alexis McCarney ’25, staff writer There is a new special interest club on campus, and it involves caffeine. Coffee club, founded by Hope Fisher…
The Pride of The Valley takes on London
By Alexis McCarney ’25, staff writer The Pride of The Valley marching band has been invited to perform in the London New Year’s Day Parade. …
Benefits of getting involved on campus
(By: Julia Craig ’24, associate editor) Getting involved in extracurricular activities in college can be a scary thing to do for some students. While it…
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…
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…