Feeling stuck on campus
By Zack Kime ’23, editor Every now and then, LVC students might grow tired of walking around the same sidewalks and into the same buildings…
In the Community
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…
Survival of private colleges through COVID-19
By: Megan Finlan ’21, co-editor in chief There is no doubt that COVID-19 has impacted all industries across America, including higher education. With many colleges…
Alternative housing
Zack Kime ’22, staff writer While some students spend their time at LVC living on campus and utilizing school facilities, there are others who opt…
Lebanon County Reads contest
By Kayleigh Johnson ’22, staff writer Lebanon County Reads is an event to decide which book residents of Lebanon County are going to read as a community over the summer. …
Business and economics department set to hold free tax service
By Megan Finlan ’21, staff writer The business and economics department is set to host the VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Association) tax preparation services to…
Gallery presents work of civil rights photojournalist
By Page Olsen ’20, staff writer The Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery opened its current exhibition, “Danny Lyon: Memories of the Southern Civil Rights Movement,”…
Pedestrian bridge opens via stairs only
By Brianna Metsger ’19, Assistant Editor President Thayne announced today via email that the pedestrian bridge over the train tracks is now open for students…
Area favorite-new name, new specials
By Keegan Corwell ’21 Staff Writer A weekly tradition for many LVC students has come to an end as the Annville Grille is under new…
Allen Theatre discounts for LVC students
By Michael Burt ’22, staff writer The Allen Theatre has many deals and events for LVC students to enjoy. If students are looking for a…