Explore the World Through Film: Buena Vista Social Club (1999)
Bishop Library, BIS 125
Join us for a viewing and discussion of Buena Vista Social Club (1999). Discussion will be led by Renee Norris, Ph.D., Professor of Music, at the end of the film.
Cuban History Lecture: Cuba in the 1930s
Zimmerman Recital Hall
Join us for “Cuba in the 1930s: What Evans Could Not See,” a lecture by Alejandro de la Fuente.
Constitution Day: The Right to Privacy and the Family
Bishop Library Atrium
To commemorate the 239th anniversary, guest speaker, Peyton V. Carper, Staff Attorney in CLASI’s Family Representation Unit, will present, "The Right to Privacy and the Family".
Global Conversation Hour: Walker Evans in Cuba Gallery Exhibition
Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery
Join us for this gallery exhibition, "Walker Evans in Cuba: The Ernest Hemingway Collection", presented by Dr. Barbara McNulty, Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery Endowed Director.
Gallery Talk: Cuban America: Race, Culture, Religion, and Exile
Zimmerman Recital Hall
Join us for a gallery talk, Cuban America: Race, Culture, Religion, and Exile, by Dr. Michelle Maldonado, Provost, Lebanon Valley College.
CASE Workshop: Active Reading Strategies & AI Use
Neidig-Garber 203
This workshop introduces practical strategies to help you become a more active and effective reader. We’ll also explore how to use AI responsibly as a college student
Global Conversation Hour: Study Abroad at LVC
Bishop Library Atrium
Interested in studying abroad for a semester or short-term program? Join Jamie LaPine and student global ambassadors as they highlight their experiences abroad and share program details.
CASE Workshop: Finding Balance as a Student-Athlete
Neidig-Garber 203
Join Coach Chad Schell and Coach Julie Denniston to learn how to build a routine that helps you win both on and off the field.
Presentation: Hispanic, Latino or Latinx?
Zimmerman Recital Hall
Join us for this presentation by Dr. Jorge Duany, Former Director of Cuban Research Institute at FIJ.
Shaping the Story: Libraries, Museums, and Censorship Today
Bishop Library Atrium
Join the conversation on censorship, banned books, public history, and access to information.
Global Conversation Hour: The Battle of Belonging
Bishop Library Atrium
Madhav Sharma will share the integration process of the Bhutanese-Americans to the United States in general and to Central Pennsylvania in particular.
CASE Workshop: Mid-Semester Tune Up
Neidig-Garber 203
Evaluate what’s working and identify areas for improvement.
Interfaith Dialogue: Religion & Politics
Bishop Library Atrium
Join a candid conversation about how our beliefs and values shape our politics, how politics shapes our communities, and how we live together across deep differences.
“Writing: A Life” Reading and Q&A with Cleyvis Natera
Bishop Library Atrium or Zoom
Join us at the Bishop Library Atrium or online via Zoom for a reading and Q&A session with author Cleyvis Natera.
Explore the World Through Film: The Grapes of Wrath (1940)
Bishop Library, BIS 125
Join us for a viewing and discussion of The Grapes of Wrath (1940). Discussion will be led by Can Bahadır Yüce, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of History, at the end of the film.
Global Conversation Hour: Lessons from Guatemala—A Medical Journey
Bishop Library Atrium
This hour's conversation will focus on storytelling from Dr. Weaver’s experiences this summer serving the healthcare needs in the rural mountain villages of Guatemala.
CASE Workshop: Turn Exam Feedback Into Success
Neidig-Garber 203
Normalize setbacks, reflect on your performance, and learn how to adapt. Develop strategies to stay focused and get the most out of your study time.
Global Conversation Hour: Albania—From Communism to Parliamentary Democracy
Bishop Library Atrium
Dr. Hoxha will discuss Albania’s history as a socialist/communist state from 1945-1991 and will share her recent trip to BunkArt, a historical museum of the communist era.
“Writing: A Life” Reading and Q&A with Michael Pogach
Bishop Library Atrium or Zoom
Join us at the Bishop Library Atrium or online via Zoom for a reading and Q&A session with author Michael Pogach.
Wig & Buckle Presents The Prom
Leedy Theater
Inspired by an incident in Mississippi in 2010, The Prom follows Emma, a high school lesbian whose school cancels prom in order to keep her from attending with her girlfriend. Tickets are free for LVC students.
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Wig & Buckle Presents The Prom
Leedy Theater
Inspired by an incident in Mississippi in 2010, The Prom follows Emma, a high school lesbian whose school cancels prom in order to keep her from attending with her girlfriend. Tickets are free for LVC students.
Get Tickets
Wig & Buckle Presents The Prom
Leedy Theater
Inspired by an incident in Mississippi in 2010, The Prom follows Emma, a high school lesbian whose school cancels prom in order to keep her from attending with her girlfriend. Tickets are free for LVC students.
Get Tickets
Wig & Buckle Presents The Prom
Leedy Theater
Inspired by an incident in Mississippi in 2010, The Prom follows Emma, a high school lesbian whose school cancels prom in order to keep her from attending with her girlfriend. Tickets are free for LVC students.
Get Tickets
Interfaith Dialogue: What Makes Life Meaningful?
Bishop Library Atrium
Explore how different religious, spiritual, and secular traditions approach meaning, vocation, fulfillment, and the question of how we want to live.
Explore the World Through Film: Temple Grandin (2010)
Bishop Library, BIS 125
Join us for a viewing and discussion of Temple Grandin (2010). Discussion will be led by Dr. Bettie Bertram, Associate Professor of Education, at the end of the film.
CASE Workshop: Final Exam Preparation Guide
Neidig-Garber 203
A comprehensive toolkit including: Finals week logistics, exam prep plan, active learning strategies, to-do list management and techniques for managing stress & anxiety.
Interfaith Dialogue
Bishop Library Atrium
Join us for this recurring panel event with faith leaders from diverse backgrounds to discuss the intersection of faith and contemporary real-world topics.
Interfaith Dialogue
Bishop Library Atrium
Join us for this recurring panel event with faith leaders from diverse backgrounds to discuss the intersection of faith and contemporary real-world topics.
Interfaith Dialogue
Bishop Library Atrium
Join us for this recurring panel event with faith leaders from diverse backgrounds to discuss the intersection of faith and contemporary real-world topics.