Rigorous academics, engaging student activities, and successful athletic teams attracted more than 500 new students to Lebanon Valley College this fall.

Excitement on campus is high as Lebanon Valley College welcomes the largest incoming group of new students in the College’s history. Along with the more than 510 new students, a dozen accomplished professors will either join the LVC community for the…

Justin Engle '05 and his crew at the Town in City Brewing Company in Houston Heights, TX are doing their part to meet the needs of their neighbors displaced by the devastating floods.

Following a study abroad semester combined with internship experiences in international education, Emmitt Smith is now sharing his passion of study abroad with students at Auburn University.

A semester in Perugia, Italy, sparked Jessica Oliveri's interest in teaching abroad. Now she's living in South Korea teaching English as a Second Language to elementary school children.

Art & art history major Taylor Saraiva ’14 works as the scene shop craftsperson at the well-known Sight & Sound Theatre in Lancaster. Pa.

The new exhibition opening at the Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery at Lebanon Valley College pairs the work of some of the most important abstract artists painting in the early post World War II era with the work of Toshiko Takaezu, an American ceramic artist…

Lebanon Valley softball and women's soccer player Sammy Bost has been selected as the MAC Commonwealth's conference nominee for the 2017 NCAA Woman of the Year Award.

Strong academics, community service, and leadership experience are common characteristics comprising Lebanon Valley College’s fourth group of prestigious John Bowman Allwein Scholars who will arrive at The Valley as part of the Class of 2021.

Breanne Zipko uses her bilingual abilities to better communicate with families of LVC students as they navigate the financial aid process.