Alyssa Smale is conducting research at the University of New Haven this summer thanks to a grant from the Edward H. Arnold and Jeanne Donlevy Program for Experiential Education.

A class of Lebanon Valley College first-year students were challenged by their professor to better understand other students’ complex identities through a project called LVC Intersectionality.

Dr. Ross W. Fasick, who was known for his leadership on the College's Board of Trustees as well as his generosity to The Valley, recently passed away. LVC’s Fasick Bridge is named in honor of Dr. Fasick and his wife, Betty.

Dear Classmates of 1967,I encourage each of you to take a moment and reflect back 50 years to a special time that we spent together at Lebanon Valley College. It was indeed a time of youthful innocence and exploration, where we hopefully gained an education…

A general education course led Sarah DiMaggio to discover a passion for philosophy, and she now will pursue her Ph.D. at Vanderbilt University.

Men of Distinguished Excellence is designed to provide important and relevant academic, professional, and social development experiences that will enable males to succeed in all areas of their LVC careers.

E.J. Smith believes the best-selling feature of The College is the welcoming family feel that the whole campus provides.

Shilesky Montalvo is one of the LVC students who act as a mentor for Lebanon High School students enrolled in the Lebanon Valley Educational Partnership (LVEP) program.

Alexandra Robey's love of chemistry developed from a number of life experiences, including a high school passion for the role chemistry plays in environmental issues.

International service trips, spiritual programming, and volunteerism in the local community are just a few of the ways Rev. Dr. Paul Fullmer has made an impact during his 12 years at The Valley.