By Jess Benninger ’26, staff writer Roman Schelhorn, President Major: Business Administration, International Business, Economics Goal in student government this year: As a part of the first-year class, our main objective is to create and […]
By Julia Craig ’24, staff writer In the recent student forum featuring Metz and public safety, students were given the opportunity to ask questions, as well as hear directly from Timothy Hartlieb, the general manager […]
By Collin Jones ’23, staff writer The fall semester is almost over, and the fall sports’ seasons are coming to a close. Let’s see the teams that are possibly contending for a spot in the […]
By Kyle Shenk ‘25, staff writer LVC volleyball is looking to bounce back with a win against Widener University after a hard loss to Franklin & Marshall College, which snapped the team’s six-game winning streak. […]
Ariana Genna ’23, staff writer LVC Fulbright Alumni returned to campus to serve on a Global Conversation Hour panel. To kick off LVC’s 2022 Homecoming, five LVC alumni returned to campus to talk with students […]
By Charlotte Duffield ’24, Staff Writer LVC’s American Sign Language club hopes to reintroduce the sign language course to the school’s curriculum. The president of the ASL club, Mia Deibert, a third-year speech-language pathology major, […]
Julia Wawrzynski ’23, staff writer The women’s cross-country team has some young firepower on their side this year, specifically, Coyla Bartholomew, freshman physical therapy major. She has shown off her hard work and skill throughout […]
By Julia Wawrzynski ’23, staff writer The cross-country team will the Mid Atlantic Conference meet at Union Canal Park, their home course this weekend, starting Oct. 29. LVC has been waiting to host MACs, as […]
By Meredith Haas ’24, editor Led by a new coach, the women’s soccer team boasts new philosophies and a new attitude. Their season nearing the end, the women’s team has played 14 games, with an […]
(Andrew Spaan ’25, staff writer) Where the Cuwe-Pehelle statue currently stands near Neidig-Garber and Bishop Library, there once was a piece of abstract architecture aptly nicknamed “the bike rack.” However, former LVC President John Synodino had […]
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