LCC Board of Trustees member Judith K. Berry resigns

Aaron Emerson Staff Writer

Lansing Community College is looking to fill a vacant seat on its Board of Trustees after Judith K. Berry resigned at the Oct. 26 regular board meeting.

Berry, who was elected to the … Read More

Spikers sweep MCC in final ‘15 home game

Rich Schenck Sports Editor

The LCC volleyball team finished its regular season by sweeping its final road games against Lake Michigan College (27-25, 25-13, 25-21) Oct. 29 and Ancilla College (25-19, 25-21, 25-16) Nov.3.

The victories clinched Lansing’s second straight … Read More

Harmony and balance come together with Aikido

Jeremy Kohn Editor in Chief

Peace of mind, self-defense and philosophy are some of the basic elements taught in the Japanese martial arts known as Aikido.

Aikido is taught on LCC’s campus on Tuesdays and Thursdays in room 252 in … Read More

Abortion and slavery are not the same

If The Shue Fits

  In general, I don’t care much for politics. However, the candidates competing for the 2016 election are proving to be difficult to ignore; especially those who keep saying things that in my opinion … Read More

Downtown Trick-or-Treat event promises fun for all

Shelby Schueller News Editor

Children and their families are invited to dress up in their favorite costumes for Halloween-themed fun and candy at the eighth annual, “Trick-or-Treat on the Square,” Monday, Oct. 26 in Downtown Lansing.

This … Read More

Beer lovers find a new haven at Lansing Brewing Company

Jaimie Bozack A&E Editor

Beer is something to which most Michiganders can relate. The frost that comes over a fresh glass of beer and the sound of glasses clinking drive people in all directions; looking to give a new taste … Read More

New student bookstore sells materials online

Jeremy Kohn Editor in Chief

LCC students now have an easier and more efficient way to purchase their textbooks with the MBS online bookstore. The new online bookstore store launched Oct. 5.

A link to the store … Read More

‘The Colleen Bawn’ coming to Dart

Jaimie Bozack A&E Editor

The LCC Theatre Department is preparing to present the melodrama, “The Colleen Bawn,” by Dion Boucicault.

The show will be Friday and Saturday, Nov. 6 and 7 at 8 p.m.; Friday and … Read More

LCC harriers rounding into peak form

Rich Schenck Sports Editor

The nationally ranked LCC women’s and men’s cross country teams traveled to Muskegon for the Jayhawk Invitational Oct. 16 to fine tune for the NJCAA Region XII meet at Grand Woods Park on Oct. 31.

The … Read More

 ‘Fall on the Mall’ informs students of University Center degrees

Aaron Emerson Staff Writer

LCC students were able to learn about the program offerings of the University Center while taking advantage of free cookies and coffee as part of an annual outreach program.

Held Wednesday, Oct. 7 outside of … Read More