By Maddie Summers ‘27, staff writer When Jordan Hildebrand began his journey at LVC in the fall of 2022, he was uncertain of what he wanted to do in college and beyond. Now, as he wraps up his [...]
By Ryan Talton ’27, staff writer Ethan Berger, a senior economics major and graduate of Exeter High School, will miss several aspects of LVC after graduating in May. Berger chose to transfer to LVC for its proximity to [...]
By Rachel Hartman ‘27, staff writer 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 [...]
By Jordan Hildebrand ’26, staff writer As graduation approaches, many students have already begun preparing for their futures; Katie Price is no exception. Price, an English and secondary education double major, is preparing for the teaching profession and is leaving [...]
By Katherine Buerke ’26, staff writer Senior English & Creative Writing major Brielle Krepps wasn’t certain what path to take before she first arrived at LVC. She was concerned about the applicability of an English degree but eventually decided to [...]
By Katherine Buerke ’26, staff writer LVC’s annual Inquiry Symposium took place on Thursday, April 24, from 11:00-12:30 p.m. Students from across disciplines shared their projects and research in Mund, presenting to fellow students, faculty [...]
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 Megan Martin ’27 & Lauren Murray ’27, staff writers Today, Megan and Lauren interview senior Hayley Krill on her past four years as an education major. From student teaching to creating lasting friendships, Krill [...]
By Ryan Talton ’27, staff writer A recent proposal to construct a data center near LVC has left students, faculty and community members with a variety of concerns. The proposal includes a $1.7 billion data center development on 99 acres of [...]
Opinion by Jakob Strohl ’26, staff writer Around a week ago, students were met with a flurry of orange sticky notes as they walked into classrooms and buildings around the college. The green scrawl across all of [...]
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