By Kayleigh Johnson ’22, editor in chief The Pride of the Valley, LVC’s marching band, has been practicing its show since before the semester even began. The band consists of more than 130 students across many different majors. For […]
By Jordan Walter ’24, staff writer LVC welcomed its largest first-year class with a total of 479 students. One of the main reasons why LVC has achieved such a high number of incoming first-year students is from the College’s recruiting efforts through the COVID-19 pandemic. LVC was one of few schools […]
By Lois Yeater ’22, staff writer LVC’s women’s tennis team has been waiting for a match since last spring and it’s starting with a tournament to kick off the fall season. The tennis team has been preparing for two tournaments and three tennis […]
By Casey Shillabeer ’22, staff writer The Dutchmen started off on the right foot with a big home opener win of 19-14 over Franklin and Marshall on Saturday, Sept. 4. With the win over F&M, […]
By Angelica Fraine ’23, staff writer Writing. It’s not a hobby, it’s a lifestyle, and for many, a livelihood. Students might find themselves wandering into the world of creative craft, intrigued by its pull of endless […]
By Bailey Dills ’22, staff writer The movement to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health is growing stronger, including here on campus. Morgan’s Message is at the forefront, illuminating the path toward mental wellbeing for student-athletes. Morgan Rodgers, a […]
By Josh Hildebrand ’22, staff writer This semester, LVC launched its new student success platform — Starfish. Starfish has a variety of handy features to ensure students have access to resources apt to help them […]
By Hannah Shirey ’23, assistant editor Between mask-wearing, virtually attending events and quarantining, the COVID-19 pandemic has changed how students live and learn. Yet, it’s the fact that LVC now serves Starbucks coffee that has students talking. For as long as most LVC students can remember, Bishop Brews, the coffee shop in […]
By James Zilinski ’22, staff writer The national labor shortage is showing itself on campus as Metz struggles to find workers. Metz has been forced to reduce hours at Dutchmen Den and InterMetzo; both locations provide on-the-go food […]
Congratulations Class of 2021! On behalf of the faculty and staff at Lebanon Valley College I want to also offer you my best wishes for the future. What a year this has been, the pandemic, […]
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