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

Board OKs 2.9-percent tuition hike

By Sarah BarneyAssociate Editor

Students who will be at LCC for fall of 2019 can expect a slight increase in tuition costs.

The LCC Board of Trustees approved a 2.9-percent increase at its March 18 meeting. This increase will affect … Read More

‘Pageant Play’ has tiaras, invisible kids

By Shauna Stocken A&E Editor“Pageant Play” debuted in the Gannon Building’s Black Box Theatre featuring LCC students, an alumni member and two invisible children represented by pageant gowns. “Pageant Play” began March 29 and 30 with additional shows Friday and … Read More

Softballers sweep Glen Oaks at home

By Maddie Toles Sports Editor The softball Stars won both games of a doubleheader against Glen Oaks, in dominant fashion, on April 2, improving the team’s overall record to 10-12. LCC’s conference record improved to 4-0. The first contest, a … Read More

‘The Lookout’ celebrates six decades

By Ashlee Buhler Editor in Chief The Lookout has been LCC’s watchdog on campus for the last 60 years. From keeping students and staff informed on the latest news to covering events around campus— The Lookout has been there for … Read More

Life of César Chávez celebrated at LCC

By Ashlee Buhler Editor in Chief A group of students and members of the LCC community came to the Centre for Engaged Inclusion to celebrate César Chávez Day on Thursday, March 28. Refreshments including popcorn and tamales were … Read More

Ele’s Place: a safe spot to grieve

By Ashlee Buhler Editor in Chief For the last 27 years, Ele’s Place has been a safe place for grieving children and teens in the Lansing area to begin their journey of healing. What started as a small support … Read More

Celebrate 60 years with ‘The Lookout’

By Ashlee Buhler Editor in Chief The LCC student newspaper, The Lookout, will be celebrating its 60th year in publication on Monday, April 1. Students and staff are invited to stop by the Center for Engaged Inclusion (GB 2204) … Read More