LCC alumnus finds every dog has its day

Jeremy Kohn Editor in Chief

Mark McGee’s business, Mark’s Gourmet Dogs, won a spot in the Lansing Mall food court after winning The Food Network’s “Food Court Wars” last year.

The seeds of McGee’s humble hot dog stand business were … Read More

Stars arise out of LCC fashion program

Jaimie Bozack A&E Editor

The LCC fashion program is an expanding program that works every day to bring student designs to life.

The program has partnered with the Knapp’s Centre, 300 S. Washington Square, to help students gain hands-on experience … Read More

Amnesty improves students’ GPAs

Shelby Schueller News Editor

Sometimes getting a passing grade in class can be difficult, especially when students are just starting out in college. With academic amnesty, returning students can get failing grades forgiven.

“We found that students … Read More

Volleyballers taken to brink; earn another home win

Rich Schenck Sports Editor

The LCC volleyball team (6-1 MCCAA West, 16-9 overall) was taken to the very edge before keeping its perfect home record intact with a 25-22, 27-25, 25-23 win on Oct. 6 against the Lady Chargers … Read More

Volleyballers continue early-season dominance

Rich Schenck Sports Writer

The LCC volleyball team continued its dominance Sept. 22 by sweeping Kellogg Community College, 25-12, 25-17, 25-15 in the Gannon Gym.

The Stars (4-0 MCCAA West, 11-6 overall) improved their winning streak to nine games.  LCC … Read More

Student nurse grateful for help

Shelby Schueller News Editor

The strength of human compassion and generosity was demonstrated during a fundraiser held last April 15 and 16 for LCC student Danielle Uebelhart.

The fundraiser, called “Donations for Danielle,” raised money to help Uebelhart with living … Read More

‘Never Swim Alone’ looks to amaze

Jaimie Bozack A&E Editor 

LCC’s theatre department will prove that “one’s company, two’s a crowd and three’s a party,” by presenting the dark comedy, “Never Swim Alone,” written by Daniel MacIvor.

“Never Swim Alone,” is the first fall 2015 … Read More

LCC, community salute fallen firefighter Rodeman

Jeremy Kohn Editor in Chief

A moment of silence occurred at the corner of Capitol Avenue and Shiawassee Street on Sept. 16 as the LCC community and others mourned the loss of Lansing Firefighter Dennis Rodeman.

Rodeman, 35, was struck … Read More

Borders makes it big in Big Apple

Jeremy Kohn Editor in Chief

Glynn Borders has achieved his dream job of working in show business.  The LCC alumnus is the special effects director for NBC’s “The Late Show.” He has worked on the show for 18 years.

Borders, … Read More

Fair connects students to jobs

Shelby Schueller News Editor

Students spoke one-on-one with employers about several student jobs available on campus during the LCC Job Fair Sept. 9.

The job fair occurred on LCC’s main campus in Gannon Building room 244.

“I think on the … Read More