The LCC Board of Trustees unanimously approved a $1.2 million deal to purchase a parking lot near Oliver Towers with an option on the building May 21. The 1.4-acre lot, known as Lot 2, is adjacent to the LCC Library and the University Center. LCC originally offered $2.52 million in cash for the Oliver Towers [...]
For the cost of $1, area residents will have an opportunity to explore over 60 attractions during the 18th Be A Tourist In Your Own Town event Saturday, June 2 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Be A Tourist In Your Own Town was created by the Greater Lansing Convention and Visitors Bureau to stimulate [...]
A long-awaited agreement between Lansing Community College and LCC-MAHE (Michigan Association for Higher Education) has resulted in a tentative four-year contract for faculty May 7. “Our teams worked tirelessly to reach a fair agreement that we believe focuses on academic excellence, supports our ability to provide learning and enrichment opportunities to improve the quality of [...]
Families looking for fun this summer should mark their calendars Saturday, June 30 and Sunday, July 1, the dates for the Rock the World race in Fitzgerald Park, Grand Ledge. According to Jenna Gorman, the communications coordinator for Rock the World, 3.1 miles of mud, dirt and hills await interested athletes, as well as live [...]
It isn’t everyday students and faculty see Secret Service on LCC’s campus. Hundreds turned out May 8 to await the arrival of presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney at LCC’s Dart Auditorium. Romney was met with raucous applause by the capacity crowd of nearly 500 people in the auditorium as he walked on stage around [...]
Students logging into Star Port may soon find they have an easier time navigating content and accessing information. In fact, they will probably realize they aren’t using Star Port anymore, but an updated portal called myLCC. Zack Hoffman, the LCC portal administrator, said the college has been working toward transitioning to myLCC by 2012 fall [...]
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