Volleyball team knocks two ranked opponents

Rich Schenck Sports Editor

Opening the 2015 season with two straight conferences wins, the LCC volleyball team (2-0 MCCAA West, 5-6 overall) made it three straight by sweeping Kalamazoo Valley CC, 25-23, 25-15, 26-24, in the Gannon Gym Sept. 10.

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Steadman pens book on H.P. Lovecraft

Jeremy Kohn Editor in Chief

John Steadman has taught writing at LCC for 14 years. Recently the 61-year-old professor took his love for writing to a new level.

Over a five-year span Steadman wrote his first book, “H.P. Lovecraft & … Read More

WHEEL Scholarship propels students to brighter futures

Shelby Schueller News Editor

Three women accepted the WHEEL Scholarship, and therefore another chance at earning a college degree, at the LAFCU headquarters in Lansing on Sept. 3.

WHEEL (Women Helping Educate Every Lady) is an LCC-only scholarship. It is … Read More

Campus resources highlighted during Welcome Week

Jaimie Bozack A&E Editor

More than 20 LCC organizations, clubs and departments handed out brochures, candy and free supplies to students on Aug. 26 along Washington Square Mall.

The Campus Resource and Organization Fair was a part of LCC’s annual … Read More

LCC hosts game night fun

Aaron Wilton Staff Writer

The inaugural Wednesday game night at LCC went off without a hitch Aug. 27 in the Gannon Commons.

Game night featured the video game Super Smash Bros. Wii U and board games including What the Face?

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There’s no confusion here; Glazed & Confused is sweet

Jaimie Bozack A&E Editor

A line formed outside of Glazed and Confused located at 107 S. Washington Square before it had even opened doors for business.

Owner of Glazed and Confused Pete Counseller watched as he sold over 1,000 donuts … Read More

Pentecostal annual Labor Day Block Party set for Sept. 6

Brianna Billard Freelance Writer

The Pentecostals of East Lansing will host the annual Labor Day Block Party on Monday, Sept. 7, with many activities for all ages.

The event will take place at 16262 Chandler Road, just south of Eagle … Read More

Local tech business fixes more than broken hearts

Shelby Schueller New Editor

Employees at local business iCare Phone Repair take pride in their ability to remedy any technology lover’s worst nightmare: broken devices.

Founded in October of 2012 as a small kiosk in the Meridian Mall in … Read More

Veterans usher in new headquarters

Jeremy Kohn Editor in Chief

Veterans, students and faculty enjoyed hamburgers and hot dogs in the newly renovated Huron Building Aug. 26 and 27 as part of the LCC’s Veteran’s Resource Center Open House.

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Cafeteria makes changes for new year

Brianna Billard Freelance Writer

LCC added a cafeteria to the Gannon Building last year — The Gannon Commons — and officials are making a few changes to it this year, including the hours.

Subway will open at 9 a.m. … Read More