For students who identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ community, a welcoming retreat can be found at Stonewall House.

President Thayne co-teaches his first course at Lebanon Valley College alongside Greg Krikorian, vice president of student affairs and dean of students.

Hannah Pell '16 reflects on her 10 months living and studying in Austria through the Fulbright Program.

Jay Franklin ’97, vice president of NRG Controls Inc., reflects on his experiences as a Dutchman and how LVC helped him reach his fullest potential.

The Lebanon Valley College Chamber and Concert Choirs received the prestigious honor of being selected from a pool of applicants to perform at state music conferences this academic year.

Jen Liedtka, service and volunteerism coordinator and Lebanon Valley Education Partnership (LVEP) coordinator, seeks to connect students with the local community, nation, and even the world.

The Governor Tom Corbett Collection, consisting of volumes of documentation related to his service as Governor and a U.S. Attorney, will be housed at the Vernon and Doris Bishop Library.

Twenty percent of LVC students participate in international study, and programs such as the Zerbe Summer Study Abroad scholarship ensure students can explore their passion for language through immersive travel.

Students enrolled in the new Black Lives Matter class will spend the year learning about the Black Lives Matter movement and working on a research project.

Dr. David Lyons, professor of mathematical sciences, recently received a $175,000 NSF grant that will support the continuation of student-faculty research experiences for the Mathematical Physics Research Group for the next three summers.