Camryn Cataldi’s time at LVC transformed uncertainty about the right career path into a journey of growth, leadership, and purpose. Cataldi, a Reading, Pennsylvania, local and Exeter Township Senior High School graduate, is completing the undergraduate portion of LVC’s 3+2 Speech-Language Pathology program while […]
By Megan Martin ’27 & Lauren Murray ’27, staff writers Today, for the last podcast of the semester, Megan and Lauren find out more about sororities from sophomore Maddie Eroh and freshman Sophia Calderone. Tune in […]
By Aleina Smith ’27, staff writer The LVC English and creative writing department hosted “The New Work Series” featuring Abby Lavery on revising her novel on Tuesday, April 14. Lavery, a senior English, history and […]
By Ella Weidenhammer ‘27 staff writer LVC’s athletic director Pat Ratke had announced a new name to the athletic staff–that name was Andrew Diaz de Padilla. The team he’s now in charge of forming by the spring of 2028 […]
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 […]
By Karlee Marroncelli ’27, staff writer The Bishop Library will be getting a makeover this summer. Renovations are planned to include more study room spaces, improved lighting, additional charging stations, gender-neutral bathrooms and new furniture, […]
By Lauren Murray ’27, staff writer LVC announced on Jan. 15 that Fulton Bank has donated a building which formerly served as a financial center. The building is located on the main street of Annville, […]
By John Klein ’27, staff writer State employees looking to further their education could do so for less at LVC. President James MacLaren announced a partnership on Tuesday, Dec. 2, between the College and the Office of Pennsylvania Governor of […]
By Stephen Morisani III ’28, staff writer For those who watch football, they tend to focus on key positions like quarterback, widereceiver or safety; but when fans are watching the game, unless their son is […]
By Karlee Marroncelli ‘27, staff writer Being a director of a show can be hard work, even more work when it’s a children’s show. Carter Palmer, a senior music education and vocal performance major, is […]
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