Academics, athletics, and community service are a few traits that connect this year's group of John Bowman Allwein Scholars, who will arrive at Lebanon Valley College as part of the Class of 2022. Six students received the College's highest scholarship, joining 19 others who received the honor in previous years.

Lebanon Valley College welcomed 23 legacy students to campus as part of its record-high 518 new students arriving to campus this fall. Legacy students - children of Lebanon Valley College graduates - receive a $2,500 scholarship each year.

Strong academics, community service, and leadership experience are common characteristics of Lebanon Valley College's fourth group of prestigious John Bowman Allwein Scholars who arrived at The Valley as part of the Class of 2021. This year's scholarship recipients include two student-athletes and two talented musical students.

Lebanon Valley College welcomes its Legacy enrollees as part of the incoming Class of 2021. Legacy students - children of Lebanon Valley College graduates - receive a $2,500 scholarship each year.

More than 60 students received a Multicultural Fellowship from Lebanon Valley College this year. These Fellowship awards recognize and reward commitment to work, service, and scholarly achievement for African-American, Latino, Asian, Native American and multiracial LVC students.

Lebanon Valley College is pleased to welcome its third class of Allwein Scholars. They begin their college careers at The Valley in August. Four students received the prestigious John Bowman Allwein Scholarship, established by Dr. Lewis E. Thayne, LVC president, through the generosity of Dr. John "Jack" Bowman Allwein '56.

A pair of star music voice majors had a truly unique global experience this summer after being accepted to study at the prestigious international institute "Opera Viva" in Verona, Italy. There, during separate sessions, they studied Italian opera, the Italian language, how to prepare concert repertoire in a master class, and work on the Alexander Technique.

Lebanon Valley College awarded 59 Multicultural Fellowships to students starting classes this fall. These Fellowship awards recognize and reward commitment to work, service, and scholarly achievement for African-American, Latino, Asian, Native American and multiracial LVC students.

Quinn Orris of Harrisburg, Pa. recently participated in the Lakota Summer Institute (LSI) in Fort Yates, N.D., for the second consecutive summer thanks to a special grant from Lebanon Valley College. A graduate of Northern Senior High School, Orris is pursuing degrees in English, philosophy, and psychology

Now entering its second year, the John Bowman Allwein Scholarship, established by Dr. Lewis E. Thayne through the generosity of Dr. John "Jack" Bowman Allwein '56, continues to provide exceptional students with the tools they need to succeed at Lebanon Valley College. Selected from the brightest high school students that show interest in LVC, Allwein Scholars are chosen for their coursework and their promise of leadership.

Lebanon Valley College is recognizing its high-achieving first-year students for receiving scholarships from the College.

Lebanon Valley College annually offers the O'Donnell Scholarship in English to students pursuing a degree in English with a concentration in communications, literature, theater, secondary education, or creative writing. This scholarship recognizes and rewards academic excellence.

Lebanon Valley College is recognizing its high-achieving first-year students for receiving scholarships from the College. Among the incoming class of 448 students, 63 percent rank in the top 30 percent of their high school class; 12 students were valedictorians; 52 percent of students earned a scholarship worth half-tuition; and five students received the full-tuition Allwein Scholarship. Learn more about scholarships and financial aid at Lebanon Valley College at www.lvc.edu/financial-aid.