Sports
Quadratics and quarterbacks
By Keegan Corwell ’21, staff writer In the fall on any given Saturday afternoon, you can find Kody Kegarise under center, leading the Dutchmen at quarterback. However, for the rest of the week, you can […]
Campus News
Admissions office adjusts amid remote environment
By Megan Finlan ’21, staff writer Despite the postponement of LVC Live and the inability to welcome prospective students to campus during the upcoming weeks, the LVC admissions office is still working hard to provide […]
Campus News
Art studio classes transition online
Above: In progress work from last year’s Directed Practice By Page Olsen ’20, Staff Writer The syllabus, structure and outlook of studio art courses changed when LVC switched to online learning due to COVID-19 concerns. […]
Campus News
Orchestra looks to Europe
By Page Olsen ’20, Staff Writer The Lebanon Valley College Symphony Orchestra will tour Europe from May 11 to May 19, provided the COVID-19 pandemic subsides. Students and accompanying faculty will visit sites important to […]
Campus News
A Plea to Stay
By Spencer Paterick ’21 Assistant Editor Why Tom Brady should not leave the New England Patriots After 20 seasons, over 200 wins, six Super Bowls, three MVP awards and countless memories with one team, Tom […]
Campus News
VALE announces 2020 artist
By Megan Finlan ’21, staff writer Student led VALE Music Group (VMG) has signed Shawn Mathews, also known as Rushil, as its 2020 artist. VMG began its search for its 2020 artist early in the […]
Campus News
LVC closes campus because of COVID-19
By: LVC Staff Writer Starting Wednesday, March 18 until Thursday, April 9, LVC will move all classes to remote learning because of COVID-19. All in-person classes are canceled March 16 and 17 for faculty training. […]
Campus News
Business owner Emily Gertenbach speaks at Pizza with Professionals
By Kayleigh Johnson ‘22, staff writer The Breen Center for Graduate Success had Emily Gertenbach, an LVC graduate and business owner, come and speak during their Pizza with Professionals series on March 10th. Gertenbach graduated […]
Opinion
Leap year deserves more credit than the tropical year
By: Huntre Keip ’20, editor in chief Sometime in a child’s life, they will experience ‘leap day’ in school. Teachers will bring in cupcakes, students will color leaping frogs and ask the obligatory question, “Do […]
Campus News
First-Year Mentor selection process
A First-Year Mentor (FYM), formerly known as a peer mentor, is an undergraduate upper-class student who leads and serves as a mentor for a group of approximately 10–20 first-year or transfer students throughout New Student […]