By: Emily Bainbridge, ’21, staff writer Lebanon Valley College will be offering a winter term from Jan. 4 to Jan. 24, 2021. Students have eight different courses to choose from. All of them are online [...]
Spencer Paterick `21 Assistant Editor LVC’s English department continues its writer series, only this semester it’s virtual; in October, LVC welcomes Lauren Francis-Sharma and W.M. Akers. Lauren Francis-Sharma is the author of “Book of the Little Axe,” which was published in [...]
By: Megan Finlan ’21, co-editor in chief While many students at LVC have decided to remain remote in light of COVID-19, international students are taking distance learning across oceans. Currently, LVC has three full-time students [...]
Liam Schmidt ’22, Staff Writer Decisions regarding the safety and feasibility of resuming study abroad programs are frequently changing due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The unprecedented nature of the situation has made it difficult for [...]
Liam Schmidt ’22, Staff Writer Social experiments at LVC are continuing despite the challenges of COVID-19. The Baby Lab, which specializes in studies on infant language acquisition, has adapted readily, shifting its focus this semester [...]
By: Olivia Haug ’21, Staff Writer The Office of Intercultural Affairs (OIA) and Inclusive Programming is adapting to pandemic precautions. This semester, OIA is utilizing technology and social media more in the wake of the [...]
Tyler Nell '21, Staff Writer The Mock Interview Mania is underway on campus this week. Mock Interview Mania Week is a series of mock interviews students can take part in to practice their interview skills, [...]
Aly Richards '22, Staff Writer There will be a march in support of the Black Lives Matter movement starting in the academic quad on Saturday, Oct. 17, at 3 p.m. Ariana Genna, a sophomore political [...]
By: Dylan Baxter '21, Staff Writer At the start of the academic year, LVC put in new rules and guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19. With all the changes occurring, how is this affecting students’ lives? Dre Burch, a senior criminal justice and football [...]
By: Chloe Kline ’21, Staff Writer Invasive spotted lanternflies have been spotted flying around campus. The insects, which are not native to the United States, have been a major problem for agricultural industries since they were first seen in the [...]
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