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Opportunity for professional headshots

September 17, 2018 lavie 0

By Jolie Winemiller ’18, assistant editor The Breen Center for Graduate Success and the Professional Business Leaders (PBL) collaborated to give students the opportunity to have professional headshots taken on Thursday, Sept. 20. Headshots will […]

Women’s soccer falls in overtime

September 17, 2018 lavie 0

By Alexa Bash ’19, staff writer The Dutchmen faced nationally ranked Misericordia in a head-to-head match on Sept 12. The Dutchmen’s defensive unit played a tough game, keeping the ball off its end of the field with […]

Campus News

Human Lab

September 17, 2018 lavie 0

By: Mason Green ’22, Staff Writer LVC’s new Arnold Health Professions Pavilion is giving way to new studies in the fields of exercise science, athletic training and physical therapy. The new, state-of-the-art facility will headline the […]

Vintage exhibit opens at Suzanne H. Arnold Gallery

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By Sierra Force ’20, Staff Writer The Suzanne H. Arnold Gallery opened with a new exhibit on Friday, Aug. 31, which features a vintage collection of American comic art through a variety of generations. The […]

Study abroad opportunities showcased

September 17, 2018 lavie 0

By Daniel Nadeau ’20 staff writer The first step on one’s international journey might start in the lobby of the Allan W. Mund College Center. From Sept. 17 to Sept. 20 there will be a […]

Broadway star visits LVC campus

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By: Raeann Walquist ’20, staff writer Sara Jean Ford, a Broadway performer and current voice and acting instructor at the Broadway Dreams Foundation, traveled to Lebanon Valley College to provide a class to those interested […]

LVC grad and adminstrator leads new state position

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By La Vie staff writer A LVC alum and former assistant dean now leads a first-of-its-kind commission for the state of Pennsylvania. Todd Snovel, the former assistant dean for engagment and inclusion, heads the Pennsylvania […]

Keeping students safe on campus

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By: Jolie Winemiller ’18, Assistant Editor Lebanon Valley College is dedicated to the safety of students, faculty and staff with emergency blue lights throughout campus. Twenty-two emergency blue lights are placed around campus and work […]

Changes after four years

May 2, 2018 lavie 0

By: Huntre Keip ’20, staff writer College students, LVC and otherwise, aren’t the only ones who experience change; so too do the campuses themselves. Since 2014, when most graduating seniors started, LVC experienced numerous structural, […]

Stringing his way to Ireland

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By Kurt Harnish ’20, staff writer Most seniors at LVC are advancing onto careers, graduate school or looking for jobs; Andrew Martz has a unique experience waiting for him once he graduates. Andrew Martz, a […]