By John Klein ‘27, staff writer Will Ryan’s time at LVC was a journey of ups and downs. From failures in athletics to failures in his business endeavors, one aspect is very clear--Ryan chose to stay grounded and to grow on and off the field. Ryan was a 4-year [...]
By Jordan Hildebrand ’26, staff writer As graduation approaches, many students have already begun preparing for their futures; Katie Price is no exception. Price, an English and secondary education double major, is preparing for the teaching profession and is leaving [...]
Opinion by Jakob Strohl ’26, staff writer Around a week ago, students were met with a flurry of orange sticky notes as they walked into classrooms and buildings around the college. The green scrawl across all of [...]
By Ella Weidenhammer ‘27 staff writer LVC’s athletic director Pat Ratke had announced a new name to the athletic staff--that name was Andrew Diaz de Padilla. The team he’s now in charge of forming by the spring of 2028 [...]
By Ryan Talton '27, staff writer Students were upset over more than Punxsutawney Phil’s prediction of six more weeks of winter this Groundhog Day. The College’s Instagram and Facebook pages posted a graphic acknowledging Groundhog [...]
By Derek Nigro '24 and Tyler Hartl '24, staff writers Seniors Derek Nigro and Tyler Hartl discuss LVC's study abroad programs, traveling and cultural differences in this laid-back podcast.
By Dylan Miller '29, special contributor Sports are a major part of a student-athlete’s journey, especially in the later high school and college years. They help students build discipline, work ethic, physical fitness, and offer potential collegiate scholarships and [...]
By Karlee Marroncelli ‘27, staff writer From a young age, senior music education major Carter Palmer knew he wanted to share his insights and knowledge with the world. Coming to LVC was a hard choice for Palmer. Knowing [...]
By Cole Byerly '26, co-editor-in-chief During her time at LVC, Marina Biltcliff, senior political science and English double major, built a college experience with involvement, leadership and a consistent presence across campus life, while preparing for a future in higher [...]
By Ella Weidenhammer ’27, staff writer For Rebecca Lane, teaching and upholding high standards have come quite easily for her. During her senior fall semester, Lane was named one of the field hockey team’s captains. In addition, she found herself in front of a class one mile down the road at Annville Elementary [...]
By Ella Weidenhammer ’27, staff writer In the department of design, media and technology (DMT), there are many different directions students may take. Autumn Garges started out a little bit different than the department’s average digital media student. She began as an education major and Spanish minor. During her sophomore year, she decided [...]
By Lauren Murray ’27, staff writer If there’s one sentence that describes Gwen Sears, it’s that she’s well-connected. Sears, a fourth-year speech-language pathology (SLP) major, has been a part of many organizations and clubs on campus, all while leaving a lasting impact on [...]
By Jakob Strohl ‘26, staff writer Abriana Ferrari arrived on campus at the tail end of the COVID-19 pandemic, choosing to become a Dutchman after spending much of her early education in a homeschool co-op. “I was lucky [...]
By Maddie Summers ‘27, staff writer When Jordan Hildebrand began his journey at LVC in the fall of 2022, he was uncertain of what he wanted to do in college and beyond. Now, as he wraps up his [...]
By Ryan Talton ’27, staff writer Ethan Berger, a senior economics major and graduate of Exeter High School, will miss several aspects of LVC after graduating in May. Berger chose to transfer to LVC for its proximity to [...]
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