By Sam Dozier '25, staff writer LVC’s digital communications department has decided to undergo a name change and corresponding rebranding for this academic year and the department's future. The major is now Digital Media, as [...]
By Justin Kopp ’25, associate editor Homecoming weekend is upon LVC, but one part of its inaugural pep rally, the Dutchmen Dance-off, has undergone some changes this year. The atmosphere of the pep rally’s Dutchmen [...]
By Cole Byerly ’26, staff writer LVC students are invited to attend a site visit to Milton Hershey School hosted by The Breen Center. Students will tour the school’s campus, including Founder’s Hall, the Hartman [...]
By Mel Toribio ‘25, staff writer Are you looking to help the local community in the Lebanon area? Then welcome LVC’s newest visitors, WEPA: a non-profit organization that serves to empower locals, especially Latinos, and [...]
By Taylor Cox '26, staff writer With the fall semester underway, some of LVC’s most competitive teams are starting their seasons soon, specifically women’s basketball. The Lady Dutchmen are looking to improve on their positive [...]
By Justin Kopp ’25, associate editor Something is rotten at LVC, and students can catch their first whiff of it at Wig and Buckle’s fall cabaret on Friday, Sept. 20. By partnering with LVC’s Java [...]
By Abigail Adams, staff writer LVC's yoga club had a big turnout for its first club meeting of the fall semester. One aspect that most, if not all, college students can agree on is that [...]
By Warren J. Collins ‘27, staff writer It is only a short matter of time until the sanctuary of the Miller Chapel will be filled with the glorious noises of singing voices once again, as [...]
By Chloe Price, staff writer Stop by The Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery and explore the fall 2024 art exhibition featuring French American photographer Elliott Erwitt. The exhibition, entitled "Dog Dogs," depicts the reciprocal parallel [...]
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