The Humanities Building is a central hub for both academic and administrative life at LVC. It’s home to the President’s Office and several key administrative offices, as well as classrooms and faculty spaces for many of our humanities majors. Students come here for everything from meetings and advising to discussions in English, history, languages, and more.

Bishop Library is the academic hub of campus, offering a mix of quiet study areas, collaborative spaces, and tech-enabled classrooms. Students have access to more than 120,000 physical resources plus extensive online databases, eBooks, streaming media, and research tools. Additional materials can be requested through interlibrary loan. The Library is also home to Bishop Brews, making it a favorite place to study, meet up, and recharge.

The Academic Quad is a wide, welcoming green space surrounded by many of our main academic buildings. It’s the crossroads of daily campus life, where students walk between classes, meet up with friends, or just take a moment to relax under the trees. It’s also home to campus traditions like Dutchman Day, where the whole campus comes together to celebrate the end of the year games and school spirit.

The Fencil Art Building is LVC’s creative hub, home to our art classes, studios, and hands-on workshops. It’s where students dive into drawing, painting, sculpture, design, and more — all in spaces built for making, exploring, and bringing ideas to life. Whether you’re an art major or just taking a creative elective, Fencil is where imagination turns into expression.

Clyde A. Lynch Memorial Hall is one of LVC’s busiest and most well-loved academic buildings. Home to a wide range of majors and programs, it’s the place where students from all corners of campus cross paths. Inside, you’ll find classrooms, faculty offices, and Intermetzo — one of our main campus cafés and a favorite stop for coffee, snacks, and study breaks.

Blair Music Center is the heart of LVC’s vibrant music community. Home to practice rooms, rehearsal spaces, classrooms, and recording and technology labs, it’s where musicians, composers, and performers spend much of their time honing their craft. Whether students are preparing for ensembles, taking private lessons, exploring music technology, or collaborating on creative projects, Blair provides the spaces and support that bring LVC’s rich musical tradition to life.

Positioned at the center of the campus, the Miller Chapel intersects the social and academics quads. On the first floor, you will find the 880 person sanctuary, narthex, meditation room, and the offices for spirtual life and service & community engagement. The lower level offers classrooms utilized by all academic discplines. One of the largest spaces on campus, the Chapel santuactury is used for all campus events, performances, and services.

The Allan W. Mund College Center (Mund) is a gathering place for all members of the College community. It houses the Center for Student Engagement, Ed and Lynn Breen Center for Career and Professional Development, and the Lebegern Learning Commons. It is a place to meet a friend for dinner; see a play; study in the Wengert Living Room by the fireplace; or attend dances, lectures, and movies. 

Go Dutchmen Athletics supports 28 intercollegiate athletic programs. The LVC Sports Center includes Sorrentino Gymnasium, home to men’s and women’s basketball and women’s volleyball, with men’s volleyball launching in spring 2028. Arnold Arena features four full-length courts that convert for basketball, volleyball, and tennis, along with a 196-meter indoor track, racquetball courts, a six-lane 25-meter pool for our swim teams, a cardio fitness room, and two dry-heat saunas. Upcoming renovations and construction plans include

Completed in 2018, this multi-million-dollar facility supports our Athletic Training, Exercise Science, and Physical Therapy programs. Inside students gain real-world experience learning and conducting research in our Lewis Human Performance Lab and Gross Anatomy Lab. The building also offers classroom space, observations rooms, and collaborative study rooms.

The Peace Garden is one of LVC’s most charming outdoor spaces — a quiet, scenic spot located near many of our residence halls, making it a favorite place for students to relax, study, or unwind close to home. It’s also connected to a beloved local legend: Hot Dog Frank, an Annville icon whose story is tied closely to both the town and the College.

The second and larger of the of two dedicated first year residence halls, Funkhouser houses approximately 200 students. Rooms in this residence hall are "Z" shape and offer designated space allocated for beds apart from closet and desk space. Recent renovations included a new kitchen, study rooms, updated student lounge space, and updates fixtures and finishes.

Our Campus Saftety Office is on the clock 24/7! Our dedicated safety officers provide service related to traffic and parking control, campus and residence hall patrols, escort assistance, lost items, and prevention programs. As a student, you will be signed up to receive campus alerts to your phone and your email - in the event that the college needs to communicate a message, we can easily do so with Omnialert. Parents can also join to receive notifications!

The Health Center is available to assist with basic nursing care for common problems likes colds, cough, stomach aches. We also provide services such as physicals and strep testing. For more advanced care, routine health care visits and medication management, providers are available by appointments on select days of the week.