76ers vs Miami Heat bus trip
By Ethan Bazydola ’26, staff writer Join other LVC students on a bus ride to watch the Philadelphia 76ers take on the Miami Heat. The game will take place at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, March [...]
By Ethan Bazydola ’26, staff writer Join other LVC students on a bus ride to watch the Philadelphia 76ers take on the Miami Heat. The game will take place at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, March [...]
By Val Bildheiser ’25, staff writer LVC’s Wig & Buckle Theater Company is gearing up for its final show of the 2024-2025 season. "Sorority House of the Dead" includes a slew of ‘80s references, eccentric [...]
By Justin Kopp ’25, associate editor As stress levels climb in the post-spring break rush, one student organization is bringing escape rooms to campus to give students a break. The event, formally known as Escape [...]
By Jess Benninger '26, editor-in-chief LVC’s chapter of the National Association for Music Education (NAfME) is seeking student performers for its second-annual “Unleash Your Inner Star” talent show. NAfME provides professional development opportunities for aspiring [...]
By Mia Bucher ’25, staff writer LVC is continuing to grow, and students have concerns about how the College plans to adjust. Fall of 2024 welcomed LVC's largest class of 480 first-year students and 49 [...]
By Mia Bucher ’25, staff writer An LVC student becomes the first football player to receive a prestigious academic award. Evan Kutzler, a fourth-year exercise science major, earned the College Sports Communicators Academic All-American award. [...]
By Marina Biltcliff ’26, staff writer Each year, an LVC student and her family make a difference by hosting the world’s largest fundraiser for a rare genetic disease. Jessica O’Neill, senior marketing major, and her [...]
By Val Bildheiser ’25, staff writer While supporting an inclusive environment is an integral part of LVC’s mission, an upcoming club aims to further promote this goal. The diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging (DEIB) club [...]
By Lillian Gleeson ‘25, staff writer Internships are an essential part of career development for many students. They can provide hands-on experience, inform future career decisions and increase networking opportunities. However, the costs associated with [...]
By Lillian Gleeson ’25, staff writer The Susan H. Arnold Art Gallery recently debuted its spring exhibition, “Floating Beauty: Women in the Art of Ukiyo-e.” The exhibition opened with a reception that featured traditional Japanese [...]
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