By Kayla Capone ’17, Staff Writer Eleven Lebanon Valley College students experienced something most people cannot say they have; they visited the Mormon Temple in Philadelphia. The unique opportunity came about in early September. It […]
By Sam Spurlock ’18, Staff Writer Violence is everywhere in the world; it’s in the papers, it’s on the news and it may even be happening at Lebanon Valley College. Violence may just keep occurring […]
By Tyler Cottle, ’18, Staff Writer When looking for a new game on one’s phone, the App Store produced one that connects with most college students. In the summer, Niantic and the Pokémon Company made […]
By Brianna Metsger ’19, Staff Writer Lebanon Valley College prides itself on its student involvement in community service. Saturday was an example of LVC aiding the community in cleaning up the streets of Lebanon. Saturday […]
By Hannah Brough ’18, Staff Writer The Pride of the Valley has certainly earned the right to its name. The 125 Lebanon Valley College students who make up this season’s marching ensemble have a long […]
By Tim Schumacher ’18, Staff Writer The LVC football team defeated Wilkes 38-20 in the team’s home opener to give head coach Joe Buehler his first collegiate victory. The Valley unleashed a running attack that […]
By Rebekka Carpenter ’18, Staff Writer Freshmen and current Lebanon Valley students explored what activities are available for them this school year. LVC’s Student Activities Office held its annual student activities fair Wednesday, Sept. 7, and […]
(By Megan Marron ’18, staff writer) More than 800,000 people are lost to suicide every year worldwide, and more than 1,000 of those losses are college students. Because of the 24 percent rise in suicide […]
By Shilesky Montalvo ’19, Staff Writer Five freshmen played in Lebanon Valley College’s season opener against Berkeley College last Thursday, but it was the juniors who stood out when it came to scoring. After a […]
By: La Vie Staff Writers Safety is a priority at Lebanon Valley College, and the effort to keep students secure can be seen in two colors around campus: blue and green. Nineteen emergency telephones mounted […]
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