Travolta marathon a fun experience

By Larry HookThe Lookout AdviserLast November, I decided to try to collect all of the movies ever made by John Travolta. My goal was to get them all, and then watch them in chronological order

“Why Travolta?” you ask. Well, … Read More

Club leader loves coding, community

By Maddie Toles Sports Editor Coding, math and science.For some, these words may bring about an instant headache, or flashbacks to GPA-killing classes. For 19-year-old LCC student Devin Stewart, it’s the opposite. President of both Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) and … Read More

Hoopsters fall on OT buzzer-beater

By Brodee GillamStaff Writer

The faces of the men’s basketball Stars mirrored the fans after the 82-81 overtime loss to Glen Oaks CC on March 5.

Looks of disbelief and shock flooded the gym. The team and fans both … Read More

Dive into Star Tank; win cash prizes

By Ashlee Buhler Editor in Chief Several student entrepreneurs are gearing up to take a dive into the LCC Star Tank for a chance to win $1,000. The event, which is hosted by the LCC American Marketing Association, … Read More

St. Paddy’s day events plentiful

By Shauna Stocken A&E Editor St. Patrick’s Day is a holiday of rich cultural, religious and societal traditions, from eating corn beef and hash to drinking green beer before noon. In honor of the foremost patron saint of Ireland, the … Read More

EDITORIAL: Lawmaker’s comments vile

A West Virginia legislator is under fire after making several anti-LGBTQ comments in the media.

Eric Porterfield, a Republican member of the West Virginia House of Delegates, is being condemned by Democrats and Republicans alike.

In an interview with … Read More

Baseball coach resigns; team goes forth

By Brodee Gillam Staff WriterWeeks before the 2019 season starts, LCC baseball head coach Drew Huard resigned, as of Feb. 8.LCC’s Director of Public Relations Marilyn Twine gave The Lookout this statement regarding Huard’s resignation: “Mr. Huard had great success … Read More

LCC job fair links students, employers

By Shauna Stocken A&E EditorThe annual job and internship fair took place at LCC’s west campus Tuesday, Feb. 19, joining students, community members and over 100 area employers. To increase student turnout, a free student shuttle ran from LCC’s main … Read More

Rape culture debated in LCC play

By Shauna Stocken A&E Editor In the current digital age, photos and videos can go viral on the internet within mere seconds.In LCC’s production of “Student Body,” a group of 10 college students debate the consequences of reporting an alleged … Read More

New teacher enjoys sharing experience

By Sarah Barney Associate EditorNew arts instructor Doug Borton isn’t just bringing a passion for design to his classes at LCC, he also brings an impressive amount of experience.Borton has earned a master’s degree in communication from Western Michigan University, … Read More