LVC's long-standing national and international reputation in the sciences has led to numerous Valley chemistry graduates moving on to internationally recognized Ph.D. programs.

The annual European Union Simulation in Washington, D.C. is just one example of student learning outside of the classroom.

As Lisa Burkholder ’08 travels the world, her education at Lebanon Valley College has proved instrumental in deepening and expanding her worldview.

Sustainability is an issue that Lebanon Valley College takes seriously. Kelly Jacobs '18 is striving to increase the student involvement by becoming an advocate for environmental issues on campus, as well as in the community.

Internships, time abroad, and other opportunities have led Dylan Reed ’13 to a successful career in public policy.

Six incoming first-year students enjoyed an immersive experience through the College's Go First! program in Quebec City, Quebec.

Dr. Gary Grieve-Carlson, professor of English, spent two weeks at the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Summer Institute connecting with other faculty from around the country.

For Kelly O’Brien '07, finding new ways to connect with the larger community was the true collegiate experience.

Music education is not just about learning, but sharing experiences and the practices of different cultures.

Dr. Shawn Bender ’01 didn’t set out with the intention of doing research, but soon into his stint as a pre-med major he found that he had a natural passion for delving into the mechanics of life.