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LVC Day of Giving Success
Ryan Murphy ’24, staff writer Lebanon Valley’s Day of Giving crushed the expected goal of donors and money raised. Starting on Nov. 2nd and ending on Nov. 3rd at noon, Lebanon Valley hosts its annual […]
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LVC to host Instant Decision Day
(By Paige Dalto ’24, associate editor) LVC’s Department of Graduate and Professional Studies (GPS) will host Instant Decision Day on Tuesday, Nov. 7, on the first floor of Bishop Library. Instant Decision Day is an […]
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The Jammin’ Jackalopes travel to Gettysburg
By Tylee Stauffer ’24, staff writer LVC’s ultimate frisbee club, the Jammin’ Jackalopes, traveled to its second tournament of the semester. On Saturday, Oct. 28, the Jammin’ Jackalopes traveled to Gettysburg for its second tournament […]
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Freshmen feeling less stressed after midterms
Derek Nigro ’24, staff writer With the excitement of homecoming and engaging events post-midterms, freshmen are starting to feel more comfortable on campus. “I have heard of a few freshmen who have left LVC pretty […]
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Lessons of language
By Tyler Hartl ’24, staff writer One unique challenge that many students at LVC will face during their undergraduate pursuits is learning a new language. Due to LVC’s commitment to formative experiences, students must participate […]
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Unmasking crime scene investigation secrets: Michael Corricelli
By Shayal Gurung ’24, staff writer The smallest details can be the biggest evidence, and crime scene investigation is a job that looks at those minuscule features. Michael Corricelli is an adjunct professor of criminal […]
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Life of a student-athlete
By Jacob Snarsky ’25, staff writer Being a student-athlete can be overwhelming, especially when considering the stress of both sports and classes. Ryan Hendrixson, a junior midfielder on the men’s lacrosse team, is a business […]
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Defense is the best offense
By Shayal Gurung ’24, staff writer In an ever-evolving world of cyber threats and security breaches, homeland security offers a solution to help secure the nation. Dr. Christopher Dolan is a professor of political science […]
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Small town theater
By Lynsey Brinkley ’24, staff writer There is a small theater in the town of Annville where those of all ages can enjoy entertainment of all kinds. The Allen Theater was established in 1995 by […]
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Spooky art opportunity
By Tavi Stallings ’27, staff writer To embrace the Halloween spirit, Bishop Library hosted a spooky art activity for students to participate in. Bishop Library introduced a Halloween activity called Ghost Painting. Students attending this […]