David Shapiro ’99, LVC’s esports director of operations, and Stephan Van Der Ploog, Candoris president and chief accountability officer, announced that the College’s eSports program signed a three-year partnership agreement that runs through the…

As a juvenile probation officer, Jermaine McQueen positively influences teens, returning the favor of kindness that others showed to him as a child.

A Theater of Things: The Work of G. Daniel Massad will run from Aug. 30–Oct. 20, 2019 at the Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery of Lebanon Valley College.

Music education major Allison Giovanetti ’19 loves to teach and will fulfill her goal of teaching abroad by spending two years teaching music to students at the Canadian International School of Hefei China.

Accounting graduate Corine Denny turned a shadowing experience into four internships and now an exciting career as a logistics development engineer with Volvo.

Sergeant Matthew Schreckengost M’20 discusses pursuing his Lebanon Valley College master of business administration degree.

Ally Hepp ’19 is graduating with two degrees and a full-time job waiting for her—all thanks to her experiences as president of Lebanon Valley College’s VALE Music Group student-run record label and two internships.

Students in LVC’s “Women in Criminal Justice” First-Year Experience (FYE) class took an in-depth look at women in the criminal justice system in a course that culminated with a visit to the State Correctional Institution in Muncy.

Whether it’s teaching her elementary students or mentoring one of her LVC student teachers, music teacher Holly Serio ’08, M’15, knows the importance of relationships and how music can strengthen human connections.

This story chronicles Doug Yingst, LVC's director of corporate relations and athletic giving and former president of the American Hockey League's Hershey Bears. It also tells the story of his family's deep and ongoing connection to LVC.