Campus News
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. 8, 2022, voters headed to the polls for this year’s […]
Opinion
Campus News
Finding a temporary home in education
By Zack Kime ’23, editor As the fall semester comes into full swing, education majors and Lebanon Valley College students enrolled in education courses are being assigned to various classroom placements. Gaining field experience is […]
Campus News
New parking guidelines at LVC
By Julia Wawrzynski ’23, staff writer Parking at Lebanon Valley has been a point of contention for students during these first few weeks of classes. Many students have found themselves unable to find a spot, […]
Homepage
2020 vision
Spencer Paterick ’21, assistant editor In my last couple weeks as an undergraduate student, I have been filled with an overwhelming sense of gratitude and nostalgia. This Thanksgiving, when I asked myself “what am I […]
Opinion
Ways to ease anxiety about COVID-19
By Michaela May ’20, Assistant Editor Within the last couple of months, everyone’s lives have been turned upside down in the wake of coronavirus spreading rapidly. Many schools have closed and switched to remote learning […]
Opinion
Social distancing is not an overreaction
Raeann Walquist ’20, assistant editor With the spread of COVID-19 overwhelming our day-to-day activities, closing schools and sports seasons put on hold, it can be easy to assume that these preventative measures are a massive […]
Opinion
Leap year deserves more credit than the tropical year
By: Huntre Keip ’20, editor in chief Sometime in a child’s life, they will experience ‘leap day’ in school. Teachers will bring in cupcakes, students will color leaping frogs and ask the obligatory question, “Do […]
Opinion
The XFL: Yay or Nay?
by Dominic Alunni Staff Writer ‘22 Sometimes we have to ponder at one of life’s most difficult questions: Is there ever too much football? From September to February nearly every weekend there is some form […]
Opinion
Editorial: Shaming people for their personal interests needs to stop
By Michaela May ’20, Assistant Editor Everyone has one thing in common: we can all say that we like something, whether it’s a sports team, a television show, a hobby, or something along those lines. […]
Features
Remembering Kobe
By Spencer Paterick ’21, assistant editor Mamba’s legacy will be remembered by fans around the world. As much of the sports and pop culture world knows the legendary basketball player, Kobe Bryant died last week […]