Students served people in need and learned about fighting homelessness and poverty in Washington, D.C., during spring break.

Studio Art Thesis Show highlights senior capstone project from nine Lebanon Valley College Department of Art & Visual Culture majors. The showcase will run from April 25–May 12.

Lebanon Valley College will award honorary degrees to four distinguished national and international leaders during its 149th Commencement May 12, 2018. The honorees represent fields ranging from international politics and healthcare to actuarial science…

A mental health workshop, men's lacrosse's Crosse Out Cancer game, and other events highlighted the College's celebration.

Students in LVC’s Encountering World Religions course spent spring break in London exploring the city and learning about its diverse religious traditions.

The partnership will provide students with mentorships to improve graduation outcomes.

This year’s ValleyFest will bring significant changes to the weekend schedule, which features American rock band, “We The Kings,” as the headlining artist.

Early childhood and special education major Kristy Sonberg ’18 will teach English for 13 months.

This May, Lebanon Valley College will celebrate its 149th Commencement, which coincides with the graduation of the first class of prestigious Allwein Scholars. Andrew Meglathery, a senior actuarial science major, is one of those Scholars.

Faith Ishler, a sophomore English major, has been dancing since she was just six years old. Last November, Ishler qualified for Worlds at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Championships.