Month: May 2022

By Lexi Gonzalez ‘23, staff writer Senior economics major Darrell Duri was once the peer of the Zimbabwean students he now serves through the Higherlife Foundation. In a statement on its website, the Higherlife Foundation […]

 By Cassandra Martin ‘22, guest writer Students would be hard pressed to miss Bella Calderone’s bright smile as she passes by on a chance sunny day at LVC. She speaks softly, greeting with a quiet […]

By Marah Hoffman ‘22, guest writer In 2017, LVC student and Cause for Paws co-founder Summer Boltz was quoted in La Vie Collegienne saying, “hopefully someday Cause for Paws will become an LVC standard.” Now, […]

By Leila May ’22, guest writer As the weeks narrowed before graduation, I started to pack up my belongings—winter clothes, uneaten food and of course, books I had finished reading. Stuffed in the largest size […]

By Leila May ’22, guest writer The Facebook cover photo of the English Department features a parade of students — experienced and fresh-faced editors are clutching copies of the 2018 edition of Green Blotter. Somehow, […]

My Ho’22, staff writer Workers are now ditching their 9-5 corporate jobs and hopping on the freelance speed train. As the pandemic swept the world over two years ago and still shows no signs of […]

My Ho’22, Staff writer  I took a gap year during the pandemic. Yes, that may sound like a terrible plan because a gap year embodies the freedom and traveling spirits while the pandemic echoes the opposite, isolation, […]

Branden Matassa ’22, OTG editor Every year, LVC’s Office of Human Resources and the Student Employee Committee announce “The LVC Student Employee of the Year.” This year’s winner is Lauren Walters, an English and creative […]