LCC, CADL unite for One Book, One LCC

By Shauna StockenEditor in Chief

In 2014, LCC began an annual one-book event, centered on the idea of sharing a reading experience among students, faculty and staff members.

Six books later, LCC and the Capital Area District Library (CADL) … Read More

Motor City Comic Con marks 30 years

By Shauna StockenEditor in Chief

In 1990, the Motor City Comic Con hosted its first version of the pop-culture convention, welcoming 2,000 guests.

This year, Comic Con celebrated its 30th anniversary, with over 65,000 fans attending during the … Read More

2019 graduates reach for the stars

By Shauna StockenEditor in Chief

Since its founding year in 1957, LCC has been committed to student academic success. The college held its 61st commencement ceremony this spring.

Over the past 11 years, LCC President Dr. Brent Knight … Read More

Give your brain a break from studies

By Shauna StockenEditor in Chief

Take a break from studying and finals madness with revitalizing activities for your brain.

LCC’s “Brain Break,” is a program designed to generate student success by stimulating one’s brain with exercises. 

“We’ve … Read More

Several track members reach nationals

By Maddie Toles Sports Editor

The LCC men’s and women’s track and field teams have been battling tough competition, poor weather conditions and a packed schedule this season. Yet, the rankings wouldn’t show it.

Eight members of the … Read More

Aaron Collard is new PTK president

By Sarah BarneyAssociate Editor

LCC’s Mu Tau chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) inducted a new president, engineering physics major Aaron Collard, on Saturday, March 30.

PTK is an honor society for two-year college students with a required grade point … Read More

AMA earns ‘Small Chapter of Year’

By Sarah Barney Associate EditorLCC’s chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA) brought home “Top Small Chapter of the Year” from the International Collegiate Conference for AMA. The conference, which brings over 380 chapters of AMA from across the nation … Read More

Sustainability a focus on ‘Earth Day’

By Maddie Toles The Lookout

When people think of a spring holiday, thoughts of colored eggs and bunnies usually come to mind. In the mix of finals, Easter weekend, and summer on the way – Earth Day often gets pushed … Read More

Concert celebrates dance through ages

By Shauna Stocken A&E EditorSince, January, LCC dancers, facility members and student choreographers have been actively working on the annual spring dance concert, “Back to Our Roots.”According to LCC dance faculty choreographer Elzbieta Alabuszew-Kutek, the traditional spring performance has a … Read More

Stars sweep Jets in baseball twinbill

By Brodee Gillam Staff WriterDespite the Michigan weather clouding over Westside Park, the season has been bright for LCC. The baseball Stars were No. 16 in the NJCAA Division II rankings on April 16, after being unranked just two weeks … Read More