By Julia Craig ’24, associate editor Students can stop by the Center for Academic Success and Exploratory Majors (CASEM) for a variety of reasons or no particular reason at all. Located in the lower level […]
By Ryan Pickle ’24, staff writer The LVC baseball team will have an eventful weekend at McGill Field. Although in the off-season, the LVC baseball team is still working. Despite it being a cool fall, […]
Jess Benninger ’26, assistant editor Rev. Dr. Bernice A. King, daughter of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and CEO of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, gave a moving talk […]
By Anna Lougee ’24, staff writer The Lebanon Valley College women’s volleyball team is on the hunt to continue its winning streak. The team has won six straight matches following its win against King’s College […]
By Eliana Shenk ’24, staff writer Both the men’s and women’s tennis teams prevailed in their matches against Penn State Harrisburg. The teams played a dual match on Tuesday, Sept. 26, in Middletown against the […]
(Paige Dalto ’24, associate editor) With a passionate professor at its core, a plan to reintroduce native plants to LVC’s campus is in its early stages. “…Foremost, for me, this idea of creatively ‘reactivating the commons’ at LVC is about taking […]
By Madeline Lavelle ’27, staff writer Lancaster Farm Sanctuary (LFS) raised nearly $30,000 at their annual fundraising gala. LFS is a local nonprofit that rehabilitates abandoned, abused and neglected farm animals. Since 2017, LFS has […]
By Madeline Lavelle ’27, staff writer The Pride of the Valley Marching Band kicked off their 2023 season with a striking performance of Rock/Roch. The band made their first show appearance on Friday, Sept. 1, […]
(By Anna Lougee ’24, staff writer) Lebanon Valley College held its fourth “White Coat Ceremony” on Thursday, Aug. 31. All senior speech and language pathologist majors (SLP) have reached a major milestone in their collegiate […]
By Aaron Vankirk, ’26 staff writer Local artist Stephen Althouse’s exhibition “Gscharre und Leichdüche” (Tools and Shrouds) will be featured at the Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery. Althouse will be displaying large-scale photographs of sculptures […]
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