Nearly 375 students in the Lebanon Valley College Class of 2024 completed their undergraduate journey during a morning commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 11.
Education
Susquehannock Fly Fishers: More than a fishing club, it’s a community builder
For over 15 years, the Susquehannock Fly Fishers have organized fishing events for IU-13 students, fostering skills and creating cherished memories with the help of club volunteers.
Cedar Crest Quiz Bowl team defends 2023 title as this year’s state runner-up
As a team with all-new players, the Cedar Crest Quiz Bowl team defended its title as 2023 state champion by becoming this year’s runner-up.
TLVC honors 2024 Richard H. and Karen R. Light Memorial Scholarship recipient
The Lebanon Valley Conservancy has announced that Katherine Shiffer, a junior at LVC, has received the 2024 Richard H. and Karen R. Light Memorial Scholarship.
LVC partners with IU13 to cut cost of graduate school for K-12 educators
An expanded partnership between LVC and IU13 will make graduate school more affordable for K-12 educators.
2024 Alletta Schadler scholarship goes to Cedar Crest & CTC graduate
Ava Stutzman, a graduate of Cedar Crest High School and the Lebanon County Career and Technology Center, has been named the recipient of the 2024 Alletta Schadler Community Service/Engagement Award by the Penn State Extension in Lebanon County.
Krypton Cougars shine at FIRST World Championship, rank 3rd in Curie Division
FIRST Robotics Team 2539, better known as the Krypton Cougars, wrapped up its latest competitive season in Houston, Texas, with a third-place posting among 75 teams from around the world.
LVC professor selected for Fulbright Scholar award for research in Belize
Dr. Terrence A. Alladin has been selected as a recipient of the Fulbright U.S. Scholar award to Belize for the 2024-2025 academic year.
WEPA is prepping to provide adult education classes this fall
Tec Centro, which is part of the WEPA initiative, will begin offering an array of adult education classes this fall. WEPA received an ARPA grant to purchase the former Elks building in downtown Lebanon.
Palmyra school board eyes options for school expansion and renovations
Palmyra Area School District is moving forward with plans to expand and renovate some of its facilities as part of a long-range plan to address enrollment growth and classroom needs at all levels of education.
Lebanon County NAACP announces April 5 deadline for 2nd Diversity Scholarship
The Lebanon County NAACP has announced its $1,000 Diversity Scholarship for a deserving senior of color in Lebanon County, with applications due by April 5.
Would-be student, graduate discuss end of local adult nursing education program
After a long career in other industries, 50-year-old Brian Raub of Lebanon was motivated to pursue nursing, only to face the abrupt cancellation of his LPN class due to a board decision, amidst a broader termination of adult education programs.
Cedar Crest High School’s broadcast program wins six national awards
Cedar Crest High School’s broadcast program is gaining the attention of its peers nationwide after students won six awards at the recent Student Television Network’s national convention in California.
ELCO FFA to host drop-in event for alumni to share higher ed achievements
The ELCO FFA will host an alumni night, an opportunity to reconnect and share professional accomplishments, on Thursday, March 21.
Student filmmakers from Cedar Crest HS enter flicks in national competition
Sixteen Cedar Crest High School students will compete at the Student Television Network convention for honors in numerous judging events, including three award-winning student filmmakers.