Service opportunities with Kaleidoscope
Raeann Walquist ’20 Assistant Editor LVC students now have the chance to earn service hours and even find employment opportunities with Kaleidoscope Family Solutions. Kaleidoscope…
LVC seniors begin with Youth Advocate Programs
By Jake Leamer ’20, staff writer As part of a continued relationship between LVC and Youth Advocate Programs (YAP) in Lebanon, LVC senior criminal justice…
Sneak preview of LVC’s “Godspell”
By Autumn Light ’20 Staff Writer Coming this October, LVC’s Wig and Buckle Theater Company’s fall show is the musical “Godspell,” which was written in…
Bystander intervention training for FYE students
By Autumn Light ’20 Staff Writer Starting this year, LVC has accepted Community Response for Everyone’s Wellbeing’s (C.R.E.W.) Bystander Intervention and Title IX trainings as…
Women’s soccer looks to rebound from slow start
by Tyler Perhac ’19, Staff Writer After a slow 2-4 start to the season, the women’s soccer team looks to learn from their early losses….
Students walk out for climate change
By Hannah Shirey ’23, Staff Writer Students in the First Year Experience class People and the Planet organized a Climate Awareness Walkout on Friday, Sept….
LVC’s Actuarial Science Career Fair
By: Justin Shuler ’20, staff writer The actuarial science career fair is just around the corner, and students will have the opportunity to impress many…
Lads of Annville
By Keegan Corwell ’21 Staff Writer If a student has walked through Arnold Sports Center, or into the athletic training room, then chances are they…
Digital evangelist comes to campus
Vala Ashfar, the chief digital evangelist for Salesforce, visited LVC on Sept. 17 to speak about digital footprints in careers. The company Ashfar works for,…
Sigma Tau Delta find new leader
By Claire Fitzgibbons ’19, Staff Writer International excelled English honor society Sigma Tau Delta’s LVC chapter has tabbed a new leader for this year in…