By Jess Benninger ’26, staff writer Kind, thoughtful and intelligent are just a few characteristics to describe Dutchmen Serve volunteer Reagan Little. Originally from Upper Dauphin, Pennsylvania, Reagan is a speech-language pathology major and is […]
Derrick Hornbaker ’23, staff writer With the end of the academic year in sight and a good portion of the student body saying “goodbye” to LVC, it’s a good time to check in with this […]
By Angelica Fraine ’23, staff writer With graduation here, it’s an exciting time for current seniors to set their sights on new horizons, and for Bruno Mochi, the path onwards is clear. Mochi, a senior […]
By Angelica Fraine ’23, Staff Writer With the end of another academic year fast approaching, a new round of Dutchmen prepare to enter the workforce, and with the hands-on training LVC’s arts and humanities programs […]
By Jess Benninger ’26, staff writer Ellen Raum has had a wide variety of life experiences—from partaking in the fencing club in college to living in China, Ellen has made the most out of the […]
By Jess Benninger ’26, staff writer Who knew that one lacrosse clinic in preschool would kickstart a collegiate career? Trey Ralston didn’t, but he’s grateful for the path that lacrosse has led him down. Trey’s […]
Paige Dalto ’24, staff writer On March 13, 2023, the Biden Administration approved the Willow Project, the largest proposed oil development project on public land. Although the oil will take years to reach the market, […]
Paige Dalto, staff writer ’24 Ariana Genna, a double major in political science and social justice and civic engagement, is in the final week of her senior year. Genna entered LVC as a political science […]
By Annie Steinfelt ’24, editor Matt Guarini, a digital communications (DCOM) major with a concentration in design, has been using his digital design talents and passion for 3D printing to enhance his college experience since […]
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