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Learning to teach others

By Jordan Hildebrand ’26, staff writer  As graduation approaches, many students have already begun preparing for their futures; Katie Price is no exception.  Price, an English and secondary education double major, is preparing for the teaching profession and is leaving […]

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English degree paves way for future plans

By Katherine Buerke ’26, staff writer   Senior English & Creative Writing major Brielle Krepps wasn’t certain what path to take before she first arrived at LVC.   She was concerned about the applicability of an English degree but eventually decided to […]

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Anna Sawicki: the track champion

By Lauren Murray ’27, staff writer  Anna Sawicki’s sophomore indoor track season has been nothing short of remarkable. The multi-event athlete has beaten her own records this season and finished sixth in the Pentathlon at […]

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Professor retiring after 32 years at LVC  

By Rachel Hartman ’27, staff writer  The design, media, & technology department at LVC continues to evolve with the growing demands of the digital world.  The department contains two majors: interaction design (IXD) and digital media, formerly known as […]

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Driven on and off the course: Alexa Pridham’s LVC journey 

By Marina Biltcliff, co-editor-in-chief   From being a resident assistant and responder on call, to graduate school student to member of the golf team, Alexa Pridham does it all.   Pridham is a fourth-year physical therapy student and an active member of LVC’s golf team. Despite her ever-busy schedule, she maintains a strong […]

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Leading on the court and in the classroom 

By Cole Byerly ’26, co-editor-in-chief For Gigi Guay, leadership looks the same whether she is holding a tennis racket or standing at the front of a third-grade classroom.  As a co-captain of the LVC’s women’s tennis team, […]

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Bandy’s rise on the depth chart 

By Brady Seitz ’29, special contributor   In the MAC conference, teams can display a variety of basketball styles–from an up-tempo to a more methodical, slow offense.  However, on the defensive side, most can agree–a gritty defense […]

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In the net 

By Camryn Crouch  ‘29, special contributor   There is a lot of blood, sweat and tears that happen behind the scenes while playing sports at the college level: all the hours at the rink, time watching film […]