Opinion
The XFL: Yay or Nay?
by Dominic Alunni Staff Writer ‘22 Sometimes we have to ponder at one of life’s most difficult questions: Is there ever too much football? From September to February nearly every weekend there is some form […]
Opinion
Editorial: Shaming people for their personal interests needs to stop
By Michaela May ’20, Assistant Editor Everyone has one thing in common: we can all say that we like something, whether it’s a sports team, a television show, a hobby, or something along those lines. […]
Campus News
A Change For NSSHLA
Lauren Mays `21, staff writer The National Student Speech Hearing and Language Association (NSSHLA) now open to all majors NSSHLA has been a part of campus since the introduction of the Speech-Language Pathology major to […]
Sports
Men’s and women’s basketball split at Albright
By Megan Finlan ’21, staff writer The men’s and women’s basketball teams traveled to Albright in search of major conference wins, but it was only the men who came out victorious on the day. The […]
Sports
Mahomes shines, 49ers fall flat in Super Bowl LIV
Dominic Alunni ‘22 Staff Writer Hard Rock Stadium in Miami was lively this past Sunday as the Kansas Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl 54. The Chiefs were led by QB Patrick […]
Campus News
Podcast: Senior Katelyn Coulter
By Lauren Mays `21, staff writer
Campus News
Rush week 2020
By Kayleigh Johnson ‘22, Staff Writer It is rush week at Lebanon Valley College, meaning that Greek life organizations host events for potential new members, allowing them to get to know the current members of […]
Campus News
Podcast: An interview with a cast member from “Almost, Maine”
(By Page Olsen ’20, staff writer) “Almost, Maine” came to a close Feb. 2; however, we can still enjoy hearing Sierra Fields chat with a La Vie staff writer back stage.
Features
Brewer races into new competiton
By Megan Finlan ’21, staff writer After leading the women’s lacrosse team to a MAC championship victory last year, two-time captain, Julia Brewer, knew she wasn’t done competing at the collegiate level quite yet. As […]
Campus News
Gallery presents work of civil rights photojournalist
By Page Olsen ’20, staff writer The Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery opened its current exhibition, “Danny Lyon: Memories of the Southern Civil Rights Movement,” on Jan. 24. The show includes dozens of black and […]