By: Aly Richards ’21, Staff Writer Students have reported that their mental health is overall being impacted negatively by the pandemic. “At first, quarantine was not a huge deal for me because I’m already a […]

 By: Jensen Burnheimer ’21, Staff Writer Although summer seemed to last forever, fall has finally made its way around the corner. Fall is the perfect time for fun activities with family and friends, and there are many […]

By Chloe Kline ’21, staff writer  LatinX, in conjunction with Metz, held Latin Food Week in from Sept. 28 to Oct. 2 as a part of its Hispanic Heritage Month activities.  Every night Hispanic food was available in […]

By: Emily Bainbridge, ’21, Staff Writer Fire stations throughout the country use this week, Oct. 4-10, to spread knowledge about fire safety.  National Fire Prevention Week was established to commemorate the Great Chicago Fire. The Great […]

By: Tyler Nell ’21, staff writer Some students love science, others love music, but these students love politics. On the LVC campus, a College Republicans Club exists for those who are more conservative, and a […]

By: Megan Finlan ’21, co-editor in chief  LVC has launched a new loyalty rewards app for students on campus to stay engaged with events and other activities.   The app is used to help students stay up to […]

Tyler Nell, ’21 Staff Writer COVID-19 has not just impacted patients and doctors, but students too. The pandemic has had an impact on everyone at LVC: the professors, the newly elected president, the staff and […]