The holidays are almost here, and this year, we’re talking about healthier eating.

Whether it's traveling the country for national concert tours, or organizing LVC's VALE Media Industries Conference, Zach Washko knows these experiences will lead to success in his future career.

Students in the College's computer and data science program are required to complete internships before they graduate.

Four chemistry alumni created the Don Dahlberg Award in honor of their beloved professor. The tradition of the award has continued, recognizing an outstanding chemistry student with a pocket watch each year.

Katy Brodhead ’10, the music teacher and arts department lead at Rafael Hernandez School, in Newark, N.J., wanted to introduce her young students to music, so invited her former professor, Dr. Hannes Dietrich to perform for them.

First-year students studying science and science-related fields are enjoying living and learning together in the newly-created STEM House on campus.

Bethany Hopman is applying the lessons she learned in history and art at LVC to her job as an archivist at Prince's Paisley Park estate.

An accounting night connection led Nicole Files' 18 to a summer internship at KPMG, which has resulted in an offer for full-time employment after graduation.

Tito Valdes, Esq., ’14 dreamt of being a lawyer from the time he was eight years old, and Lebanon Valley College helped him to make that dream a reality.

With the help of a caring professor, Alyssa Lahoda '20 developed a research project during her First-Year Experience course that is making a difference for her and other students with music performance anxiety.