Satellite dishes removed from campus; student seating area coming soon

Shelby Schueller Staff Writer

LCC has made noticeable changes to the appearance of the campus with the renovation of the Arts & Sciences and Gannon buildings, and continues to do so with the removal of the satellite dishes between Dart Auditorium … Read More

Farmers Market coming to the Capitol

Jaimie Bozack Staff Writer

The annual Farmers Market at the State Capitol will kick off this Thursday, July 31 from 10 a.m until 3 p.m. Other dates this year are Aug. 28 and Sept. 25.

This event is held by … Read More

Lansing Art Gallery presents ArtQuest

Jaimie Bozack Staff Writer

The Lansing Art Gallery is holding a mobile scavenger hunt and walking tour in the heart of downtown Lansing called ArtQuest.

The event began June 1 and will go until Aug. 30, so there is still … Read More

Student Veterans Association making its mark nationally

Shelby Schueller  Staff Writer

This summer has been very busy for LCC’s Student Veterans Association, according to SVA President Kyleigh Thompson.

From June 26 to 29, Thompson represented the LCC SVA at the Student Veterans Association National Leadership Institute, held … Read More

CASE Credit Union opens new location in renovated Gannon Building

Jaimie Bozack Staff Writer

As the fall semester approaches there are a wide variety of new spaces and places to be found on LCC’s campus.

One of the new places is the CASE Credit Union branch, located inside the … Read More

Annual ‘Summer Music Series’ at Eastwood Towne Center draws crowd

Jaimie Bozack Staff Writer 

Eastwood Towne Center is holding an event called “Summer Music Series.” It happens every Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. from now through Aug. 19 in the shopping center’s plaza area.

This is the 12th … Read More

Food court to be completed this fall

Larry Hook Adviser

While some of the newly renovated areas of LCC’s Gannon Building are complete and now in service, it will likely be a few months before the food court is completed.

The new food court will be … Read More

LAFCU offers LCC scholarships to help area women get into workforce

Three women will be awarded $1,000 each from LAFCU this fall to pursue the education needed to enter or re-enter the workforce, thanks to the mid-Michigan credit union’s WHEEL scholarship program.

The Women Helping Educate Every Lady (WHEEL) program awards … Read More

Beer Fest draws crowd to REO Town

Jaimie Bozack Staff Writer

A little rain didn’t stop a festive crowd from coming out to the second annual Beer Fest on June 28 in REO Town.

The event was celebrated as a part of Michigan Beer Week. The event … Read More

The Lookout moves back to Gannon

Nikki Nicolaou Design Editor 

After months of renovations, The Lookout office has been relocated to a site on the second floor of the Gannon Building.

Since Nov. 25, 2013, The Lookout office was located in the Academic and Office Facility … Read More