LCC looking to fill 51 student positions

By Aaron Wilton Associate Editor

It turns out one of the best places with jobs that are plentiful and flexible is the very same school that students attend. LCC has many jobs currently open for student applicants.

James Woolcock, the … Read More

Five candidates; four trustee spots

By Aaron Emerson Editor in Chief

The race for four spots on the Lansing Community College Board of Trustees will come down to five candidates on Nov. 8.

Voters in Ingham County will ultimately fill three six-year board seats … Read More

Editorial: Minimum wage hike risky

Employees in the fast food and healthcare fields protested at the Michigan State Capitol on Sept. 12 in favor of raising the minimum wage.

Organized by the Service Employees International Union and D15, their end goal is a $15-an-hour minimum … Read More

Soundscapes combines musical talent

By Hannah Anderson A&E Editor

Combining many musical talents into just one event, Soundscapes is coming up at LCC.

This event will take place at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 16 in Dart Auditorium. Admission is free but donations will … Read More

Clock tower coming to LCC

By Aaron Emerson Editor In Chief

A new six-story clock tower will be constructed on LCC’s downtown campus this year, thanks to a Lansing couple.

Glenn Granger, the president and CEO of Granger Construction, along with his wife, Trish, are … Read More

‘Centre’ leader eager to serve LCC

By Aaron Emerson Editor In Chief

The Centre for Engaged Inclusion has a new coordinator this school year.

Franchesca Cifuentes-Andrade, who just started working with LCC students this fall, has been working in education for eight years. Her work has … Read More

Voter registration offered at LCC

By Idman Gabayre Staff Writer

Lansing Community College students will soon have the opportunity to register to vote for the Nov. 8 general election. There will be information available to obtain knowledge about absentee voting as well.  

Lansing City … Read More

‘None of the Above’ comes to LCC

By Hannah Anderson A & E Editor

As we’ve all experienced at some point, first impressions can often be skewed and wrong.

Such is the case in the new, exciting comedy coming to LCC’s Black Box Theatre: “None of … Read More

Opinion: Quarterback Kaepernick’s platform too large to disrespect flag

By Aaron Emerson Editor In Chief

At this point in 2016, the average American can at least agree on the fact that race relations in our country are not where they should be.

San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick … Read More

Stars show potential in early losses

By Brodee Gillam Sports Editor

The LCC volleyball team (1-2 MCCAA West, 1-6 overall) continued its trend of inconsistent play, losing 20-25, 25-23, 25-11, 25-18 at home against Muskegon CC Sept. 6.

The team has showed moments of great … Read More