By Jordan Hildebrand ’26, staff writer On campus and in tight-knit communities, connections are changing and devolving. The greatest destruction of peace is often attributed to the absence of meaningful human connection in the day-to-day […]
By Ryan Talton ’27, staff writer Everyone at LVC understands parking is an issue. Frequent emails from campus safety allocating parking for weekend events shows there are not enough spaces to fulfill all LVC’s needs. […]
By Lauren Murray ’27, staff writer Have you ever sat down in the library, ready to get some schoolwork done, and your phone starts buzzing with notifications? Before you know it, you’re 45 minutes deep […]
(By Alexis McCarney ’25, staff writer) It has been rooted in American culture from the conception of the nation to oppress individualsof African origin and descent. Efforts such as redlining, Jim Crow laws, among otherdiscriminatory […]
(By Hannah Kohr ’25, staff writer) Navigating parking on LVC’s campus can be an adventure—and often, not a pleasant one. Having experienced both sides—first as a resident student parking in Red Lot and now as […]
(By Meredith Haas ’24, editor-in-chief) To say it has been a long four years for LVC’s class of 2024 would be an understatement. Most of us were ready to leave high school behind, eager to […]
By Jess Benninger ’26, associate editor Only 36% of voters in 2022 United States midterm elections were under the age of 50. This shocking statistic reveals a troubling problem in the United States: older Americans […]
By Justin Kopp ’25, staff writer Revealed on June 5, 2021, Japanese developer Pocket Pair’s “Palworld” affectionately came to be known as “Pokémon with guns” by many observers of the gaming industry because of the […]
By Alexis McCarney ’25, staff writer Gun laws and control can spark very heated debates in the United States. The consistent rise in gun violence over the last few decades and last few weeks […]
Ariana Genna ’23, staff writer This past semester, a series of triggering and traumatic events have impacted students, and student affairs leadership has not adequately addressed these issues. In September of the 2022-2023 academic year, […]
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