By Jess Benninger ’26, staff writer Menstrual hygiene products can take 500 to 800 years to decompose. Considering that nearly 20 billion menstrual hygiene products end up in North American landfills each year, these products leave […]
By Jess Benninger ’26, staff writer All classes are canceled on Tuesday, March 21, so that students can take advantage of LVC’s first-ever Success Expo, which will provide a variety of academic planning and career […]
By Zack Kime ’23, editor LVC is providing their students with an opportunity to help do their part in promoting human trafficking and poverty awareness. As part of the afternoon session at the 2023 Symposium […]
By Hannah Shirey ’23, assistant editor “Annville Jack.” A name LVC students all recognize and talk about, but who is Annville Jack? What is his story? John McNamara, a man 74 years young, has been […]
By Meredith Haas ’24, staff writer A group of LVC students have been given new opportunities to study abroad in the wake of a pandemic. While the COVID-19 pandemic has created several challenges for colleges […]
Congratulations Class of 2021! On behalf of the faculty and staff at Lebanon Valley College I want to also offer you my best wishes for the future. What a year this has been, the pandemic, […]
Khalil Brim, a senior English and creative writing major, is a writer who believes that true artists should be interested in many things – especially the things around them – in order to be the best artist that they can be. […]
Claire Benesch, a senior English major, is looking forward to graduating and starting a new chapter. However, the unknown that comes with turning a page can be intimidating, especially amid a global pandemic. […]
The buildings on LVC’s campus each house a rich history. […]
Curtis Smith, LVC adjunct professor and author of more than 100 published stories and essays, is one of two writers who will visit the LVC campus community this spring as part of the Writing: A Life series. […]
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