Social media: the good, the bad, the ugly
By Hannah Shirey ’23, Staff Writer I think it’s safe to say that social media plays a significant role in society. Social media does have its pros, but it certainly has its cons as well. [...]
By Hannah Shirey ’23, Staff Writer I think it’s safe to say that social media plays a significant role in society. Social media does have its pros, but it certainly has its cons as well. [...]
by Michael Burt ‘22 Staff Writer From advancements made with computer-generated imagery (CGI) to narrative structures, the film industry is everchanging. Gone are the days of independent, standalone movies; extended universes and on-demand streaming have [...]
By Megan Finlan '21, staff writer A liberal arts education is considered to be the most desirable type of education for prospective employers in America. This type of education is said to create well rounded [...]
By Huntre Keip '20, Editor in Chief It costs $57,110.00 for an undergraduate student to attend Lebanon Valley College. For every student, this is a hefty price tag, but the value of the education is [...]
By Keegan Corwell '21, staff writer The LVC football team was handed its seventh and final loss against Albright College to conclude the Dutchmen’s regular season. The Dutchmen lost the rivalry game 28-23, ending the [...]
By Justin Hall ’22, staff writer Freshman netminder Aidan Richardson collected his first NCAA victory in his first career start on Nov. 15 as the Dutchmen defeated Manhattanville 3-2. Richardson made several dazzling saves to [...]
by Tyler Perhac ‘20, Staff Writer After dropping their first two games of the year, women’s basketball aimed to get back on track this weekend in their annual Rinso Marquette Tournament, held at the Louis [...]
By Michael Burt '22, staff writer Best-selling author Lindsey Pollak visited LVC on Nov. 12 to give a presentation of her best-selling book, "Getting From College to Career: Your Essential Guide to Succeeding in the [...]
By Keegan Corwell 21’ staff writer During the spring semester of 2019, Sam Lowe, a junior Spanish major, studied abroad in Valladolid, Spain. Lowe traveled to Spain as part of a program to receive credits [...]
by Tyler Perhac ’20, Staff Writer Community Response for Everyone’s Wellbeing (C.R.E.W.) is set to hold their final Bystander Intervention training of the semester, as a way to ensure safety across campus for students. Students [...]
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