By Josleene Marti ’19, staff writer The Special Olympics allows LVC students to get involved with the community and support those with physical and intellectual disabilities; the best part is participation can happen here in […]
By: Breanna Kane ’19, Staff writer Students living in special interest houses at Lebanon Valley College are purpose-driven and play active roles on campus and in the community. LVC has 12 special interest houses each […]
By: Kurt Harnish ’20, Staff writer For two LVC chemistry professors, traveling to Hungary fulfills two goals: explore the sights with family and research. Dr. Timothy Peelen, associate professor of chemistry, his wife, Dr. Dora […]
By: Veronica Pettyjohn ’18, Co-Editor The average college student takes about 15 to 18 credits a semester and even that can be a lot to handle; however, that is not the case for one LVC […]
By: Chelsea Moyer ’18, Staff writer Motivated by current events on and off campus, Lebanon Valley College launched a year-long Black Lives Matter class. The Black Lives Matter movement highlights basic human rights and racial […]
By: Shea Fisher ’19 Students now have more flexibility with their meal plans with the “Three for me!” program from Metz Culinary Management. Using one meal, students may choose an item from three categories: entree, […]
By: Shayla Aponte ’19, Staff writer The job search for the replacement of Rev. Dr. Paul “Chaps” Fullmer is almost over. The Office of Student Affairs has filled one of the two positions advertised to […]
By: Colin Albright ’18, Staff writer In order to provide students, faculty and the community with unrivaled service, Lebanon Valley College is renovating the Carnegie Building to make it compliant with the Americans with Disabilities […]
Written by Suzanne Hite, former publications editor serving the technology services sector. Question: My professor seems to really hone in on me in class, like she is trying to rattle me. How can I stand […]
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