By: Megan Finlan ’21, co-editor in chief LVC has launched a new loyalty rewards app for students on campus to stay engaged with events and other activities. The app is used to help students stay up to [...]
By: Megan Finlan ’21, co-editor in chief The speech language pathology (SLP) program’s faculty and students are settling into their new home after the completion of a continuous department renovation project over the summer. COVID-19 didn’t slow down the progress of the new Center for Speech, [...]
Tyler Nell, '21 Staff Writer COVID-19 has not just impacted patients and doctors, but students too. The pandemic has had an impact on everyone at LVC: the professors, the newly elected president, the staff and [...]
Jensen Burnheimer '21, staff writer Volleyball sets up for the upcoming season As LVC’s sophomores and juniors return to campus, student-athletes are finally able to start up their seasons. Due to the pandemic, fall and winter sports were [...]
By: Emily Bainbridge, ’21, staff writer Despite the pandemic, Lebanon Valley College still plans on running its annual VALE conference. VALE hosts an on-campus conference every fall that consists of guest speakers, workshops and opportunities for students to network. This year [...]
Dylan Baxter ’21, Staff Writer An LVC student-athlete has decided to hang up the helmet and cleats this season to focus on future endeavors. Senior, Keegan Corwell, has decided to sit out his final football [...]
Aly Richards '22, Staff writer The marching band is proudly continuing its season despite the restrictions of the pandemic. Dr. Christopher Heffner, associate professor of music and director of bands at LVC, explained how the changes affected the season and expressed his [...]
Liam Schmidt ’22, staff writer While most of the students at LVC are acquainted with Dr. Robert Machado only as one of the English professors, the Chair of Humanities and Director of English is also [...]
Bailey Thumm '22, staff writer The Center for Academic Success (CAS) goes above and beyond to make sure its students succeed in rigorous courses; however, negative connotations surrounding tutoring can affect whether a student takes [...]
By Chloe Kline '21, staff writer With a split between online and in-person students and pandemic precautions in place, studio art classes have had to adapt to the new way of learning. Certain classrooms have [...]
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