Dr. Michelle Scesa previews the exciting curriculum and clinical opportunities that will await speech-language pathology majors.

Through a senior capstone class, sociology students at Lebanon Valley College have the opportunity to apply what they have learned throughout their four years while making an impact in the lives of local youth.

Dr. Craig Miller and Dr. Ines Antensteiner Miller not only graduated from Lebanon Valley College with doctoral degrees in physical therapy and employment offers, but also with a promise and commitment to each other.

After graduating from LVC, Kayla Miller attends the University of Wisconsin, whose veterinary medicine program is ranked among the top five in the nation.

Kevin Beaver '18 is researching food waste at the campus dining hall as part of his project with the E.A.T. Research Group.

After a national search, Geoffrey M. Roche, current director of legislative affairs for the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA), emerged from a strong and diverse pool of candidates to be named vice president of strategic initiatives…

Lebanon Valley College students, staff, and faculty recently participated in a global poverty awareness event, raising money to provide sustainable food options for children in Africa.

The opportunities Katie Ulrich '15 experienced at LVC reinforced her interest of working in the medical field.

Lebanon Valley College students and faculty are collaborating on a project relating to the impact the heroin and opioid epidemic is having on families in Lebanon County.

Colton Denlinger ’20, a business administration major, spent three years of his life rebuilding homes, hospitals, and churches, along with helping to run an orphanage in Port-au-Prince, Haiti