By Julia Craig ’24, associate editor The nationally ranked LVC softball squad opened up its season in Clermont, Florida. The Dutchmen played 10 games throughout the week of spring break, facing strong competition, including a […]
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By Justin Kopp, ’25 staff writer Kicking off the spring semester’s set of guest author visits, LVC will welcome poet Asiya Wadud to campus this week. Wadud authored many physical poetry collections and chapbooks. Her […]
By Justin Kopp ’25, staff writer Revealed on June 5, 2021, Japanese developer Pocket Pair’s “Palworld” affectionately came to be known as “Pokémon with guns” by many observers of the gaming industry because of the […]
By Ethan Bazydola ’26, staff writer The applications to become a first-year mentor at LVC are now live for any rising sophomore, junior or senior. First-year mentors play an important role on campus during orientation […]
By Ethan Bazydola ’26, staff writer This past fall, LVC men’s soccer was honored by having its first All-American in its history. Nathan Prex is a sophomore business major on the men’s soccer team, and […]
By Ryan Pickle ’24, staff writer The LVC women’s basketball team fell in the MAC Freedom semifinal game at Arcadia Thursday night, ending the team’s great season. The game started off with a Knights 8-0 […]
By Anna Lougee ’24, staff writer Fifth-year physical therapy (PT) students at LVC are putting their degrees to work and assisting the local community. All graduate-level PT students at LVC are required to take a […]
By Anna Lougee ’24, staff writer The women’s lacrosse team has high expectations for their first season in the MAC Freedom Conference. With the coaches’ preseason polls placing them third in the conference, the team […]
By Julia Craig ’24, associate editor LVC hosted an event for students to experience something new. The Student Programming Board hosted a bus trip to Lititz, PA’s Fire and Ice Festival on Friday, Feb. 16. […]
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