Thousand Oaks tragedies a reminder

It has been a devastating month for the residents of Thousand Oaks, Calif.

On Nov. 7, the city became the target of the country’s latest mass shooting. While enjoying their evening at the Borderline Bar and Grill, 12 innocent people … Read More

‘Hair’ sheds sunshine on 1960s era

By Shauna Stocken A&E Editor Wearing flared jeans and a fringe vest; LCC Director John Lennox opened the production, “Hair” in Dart Auditorium, Nov. 2-3 and 9-11.

The ‘60s-themed, free-loving hippy cast and war-fueled musical ran for approximately two and … Read More

Hidalgo, Wilbur win seats on LCC board

By Ashlee Buhler Editor in Chief

The people have voted, the polls are closed, and the results are in.

Pending the official certification from the Ingham County Board of Canvassers, Lawrence Hidalgo Jr. and Samantha Wilbur will secure the two … Read More

Men’s hoop topples Bethel JV team

By Maddie Toles Sports Editor The LCC men’s basketball team secured a 119-59 win over the Bethel College JV team on Wednesday, Nov. 7 in the Gannon Gym.

Sophomore JaMyrin Jackson led the Stars with 23 points. Freshman Tevin … Read More

LCC to host Silver Bells watch party

By Sejin Lee Freelance Writer The Silver Bells Parade is known as one of the most beloved events in Lansing.

This year, attendees will be able to enjoy the parade in a warm, comfortable environment at the first annual … Read More

Biden speaks at LCC; urges voting

By Ashlee Buhler Editor in Chief

Just days before the 2018 Midterm Election, a crowd of nearly 2,000 filled the Gannon Gymnasium at Lansing Community College for a “Get Out the Vote” rally.

The event, held Thursday, Nov. 1, … Read More

Editorial: Synagogue shooting saddens

Another act of hate was committed Saturday, Oct. 27 in Pittsburgh.

Worshippers gathered at the Tree of Life synagogue for a service that started at 9:45 a.m. A shooter entered the building, yelling anti-semitic remarks, and made an attack that … Read More

Refugee to share experiences in book

By Ashlee Buhler Editor in Chief Thirteen years in prison.

That would have been the fate of LCC student Josh Ehm if he didn’t flee from his native country of Iran.

Ehm was raised as a Muslim by … Read More

Support love with musical, ‘Hair’

By Shauna Stocken A&E Editor Last June, LCC Theater Facility Program Chair Dr. John Lennox cast the “tribe” for the upcoming musical, “Hair,” which is opening in the Dart Auditorium in early November.

The production will run Fridays and … Read More

Volleyballers gear up for post-season

By Maddie Toles Sports Editor The LCC volleyball team has wrapped up conference play and will now set its sights on success at the district tournament.

The team will compete in the NJCAA District Tournament on Thursday, Nov. 1.

The … Read More