Lebanon Valley College will celebrate the commencement of 398 undergraduate students in the Class of 2025 with a ceremony Saturday morning, May 10, in the Louis A. Sorrentino ’54 Gymnasium.
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Construction-related soil questions rule out LHS home football games this fall
Construction at Lebanon Intermediate School uncovers possible soil contamination at Alumni Stadium.
Junior science major picked as Lebanon Valley College’s 3rd Goldwater Scholar
A Lebanon Valley College junior from Hegins has been named LVC’s third Goldwater Scholar by The Barry Goldwater Scholarship in Education Foundation.
HACC and LVC celebrate moving community college campus to Annville
HACC students using the Lebanon campus will finish the rest of the school year at the current Cumberland Street building and will switch to the LVC campus at the start of the next school year. The presidents of both institutions said they’re looking forward to the partnership.
LVC’s expanding jazz program to host student and faculty concerts in early May
These performances will showcase the teaching of guest artist Alan Ferber, Grammy-nominated jazz trombonist and composer.
LCCTC reviews program technical evaluation
The Joint Operating Committee for the Lebanon County Career and Technology Center reviewed the results of its 2024/2025 program technical evaluation at its monthly meeting Tuesday, April 15.
Two ELCO students win national SCHOTT Innovation Challenge with ideas on glass
Two ELCO students were the national winners of the SCHOTT Innovation Challenge, a nationwide challenge for high-school kids that asked them to imagine innovative uses of glass to solve current or future problems.
Commission for Women awards Women’s Empowerment Scholarships to 5 students
The Lebanon County Commission for Women has announced the recipients of its 2025 Women’s Empowerment Scholarships.
Lebanon Valley College professor conducts prison recidivism study
LVC professor’s research project in Belize may help lower recidivism in prison population rates there and in the United States.
Lebanon County high school artists invited to compete for D.C. display
Congressman Dan Meuser (PA-09) is once again inviting high school artists to compete for a spot on the wall in the U.S. Capitol.
Authorities investigate sexual assault alleged to have occurred at LCCTC
Officials at Lebanon County Career & Technology Center reported an alleged sexual assault to authorities but declined to specify if any disciplinary actions were taken.
Career & Technology Center board approves feasibility study consult
The board of the Lebanon County Career and Technology Center unanimously agreed to hire Fidevia Construction Management and Consulting to consult with Beers + Hoffman as they conduct a feasibility study.
Palmyra High School’s Be The Change club celebrates Holi with color, music
Color, music, food, and dancing kept everyone celebrating the Festival of Colors at Palmyra High School on their feet and moving on Friday.
Alliance of local high school robotics teams win at Hatboro-Horsham event
Two FIRST robotics teams – one made up of students from Palmyra and Hershey high schools, the other composed of students from Dauphin County Tech and Harrisburg SciTech high schools – joined forces to secure victory at the FIRST Robotics Hatboro-Horsham District Qualifier competition.
HACC to move Lebanon campus to LVC; city already negotiating with new lessee
HACC announced Tuesday that its Board of Trustees has approved a proposal to move the community college’s Lebanon campus to Lebanon Valley College.



















