Campus removal of safety feature
By Alexis McCarney ’25, staff writer A lack of communication is causing fear and confusion among students. LVC’s campus safety and board have decided to phase out a staple safety feature, the blue light call [...]
By Alexis McCarney ’25, staff writer A lack of communication is causing fear and confusion among students. LVC’s campus safety and board have decided to phase out a staple safety feature, the blue light call [...]
By Cole Byerly ’26, staff writer LVC students, faculty and staff are invited to a trip to the Student Voting Summit in Harrisburg hosted by the Office of Service and Community Engagement. Participants will discuss [...]
By Paige Dalto ’24, associate editor The end of the spring semester is rapidly approaching, and commencement weekend for the class of 2024 is coming with it. On Friday, May 10, the baccalaureate ceremony, a [...]
By Meredith Haas ’24, editor-in-chief A new initiative on campus aims to bring awareness to disabilities. As LVC’s campus community continues to make strides toward a more inclusive campus, it’s important to highlight an aspect [...]
By Jess Benninger ’26, associate editor Stop by the Latin Hispanic Alliance’s (LHA) Taco Palooza event for food, lawn games and music on Thursday, April 4. Students can sign up on Redbook to receive a [...]
By Jess Benninger ’26, associate editor Current and upcoming club officers are invited to attend the Club and Organizational Transitional Leadership Workshop and Brunch. The event will take place on Sunday, April 7, from 10 [...]
By Jess Benninger ’26, associate editor LVC’s chapter of the National Association for Music Education (NAfME) will debut its first-ever talent show. The talent show will feature more than 30 students, with the acts ranging [...]
By Ethan Bazydola ’26, staff writer The applications to become a first-year mentor at LVC are now live for any rising sophomore, junior or senior. First-year mentors play an important role on campus during orientation [...]
By Melissa Toribio '25, staff writer Interested in pursuing education beyond an undergraduate degree? Need answers to questions regarding graduate programs? The Graduate and Professional Studies (GPS) Office is hosting virtual chat sessions for students [...]
By Kyle Shenk '25, staff writer The men’s basketball team faced off against Misericordia University on Wednesday, Jan. 31, and collected its sixth win of the season. Led by Tyson Hofsass, who provided 23 points [...]
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