Raeann Walquist ‘20 shares her experience and emotions from a recent class visit to the National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Victor A. Fuentes Ortiz shares his story of transferring to LVC after Hurricane Maria damaged the University of Puerto Rico where he was studying business.

Reflecting on the terrific memories from her time at LVC makes it hard for Taylor Kruter ’14 to remember when The Valley wasn’t even a thought in her mind.

Through two professional internships, Alex Bushong '18 gained valuable experience toward his digital communications degree.

Students Helping Seniors, with a membership of 60 students, gives back to the elderly community in the Annville area.

Part of the new general education curriculum, Connective courses are a cluster of three courses exploring the same topic from different disciplines.

From the classroom to the stage, English major Sydney Fuhrman '18 makes the leap into directing her first stage play with the upcoming production of Gaslight.

An independent study project as an undergraduate and mentoring from faculty has shaped Charles McElwee's career path.

Recognizing the impact faculty research had on him as a student, Dr. Kyle Ward now enjoys mentoring students as an assistant professor at the University of Northern Colorado.

Education majors at LVC start field placements as early as their first year to start applying what they learn in the classroom.