Cleaning up a local park, learning how to cook and eat insects, and an oratorical contest are a few of the ways the LVC community can celebrate Earth Days.

Studying abroad can be one of the most memorable experiences of a student’s collegiate career.

A Valley graduate, Theodora Sakellarides is now an adjunct instructor in English and Sociology and talked with us about her love of all things Valley.

The Wood Thrush Research Preserve is a 20-acre on-campus forest that serves as an academic resource for students and faculty.

Math Club is open to all students on campus. In addition to gaining valuable personal experience, students with widespread interests and skills help the club as a whole with its two major events throughout the year: The Math Olympics and Quiz Bowl.

The Lebanon Valley College Sustainability Advisory Committee (SAC) has worked to make the campus a greener place, and student interns have been a big part of the initiatives they roll out each year.

Art & art history majors Audrey Reiley '17 and Sarah Johnson '17 talk about their studies abroad in Perugia, Italy and how it relates to an upcoming exhibition at LVC.

Students in Human Resources Management class partnered with the Lebanon YMCA for real-world learning during their capstone course.

Valuing differences among human beings is a key component of LVC’s mission that our students take to heart.

LVC’s Sociology Department was well-represented on multiple levels during the recent Pennsylvania Sociological Society conference in Bloomsburg.