Students show creativity at StarScapes

By Ashlee Buhler Editor in Chief

As the end of the fall semester nears, the seventh annual StarScapes Student Showcase took place in the conference center on LCC’s main campus Dec. 3 and 4.

The showcase, which is held … Read More

Women’s hoop team trips Delta College

By Maddie Toles Sports Editor

The LCC women’s basketball team scored its second win in pre-conference play on Wednesday, Dec. 5 over Delta College. The score was 68-55, putting the team’s overall record at 2-4.

Sophomore Jessica Taylor from the … Read More

STAFF EDITORIAL: Pets are not necessarily good holiday gifts

An adorable puppy or cute kitten sounds like the perfect Christmas present; that is until it chews up your furniture the next day, or has an accident on your carpet.

According to MLive, the Humane Society and other animal shelters … Read More

Marketing club hosts ‘Etiquette Dinner’

By Maddie Toles Sports Editor LCC’s chapter of the American Marketing Association held its 12th annual Business Etiquette Dinner on Thursday, Nov. 15. The event, held on the first floor of the Gannon Building, ran from 4:30 to 8 … Read More

History club visits two G.R. museums

By Islam Amir Staff Writer The LCC History Club organized a field trip to the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum and the Grand Rapids Public Museum on Saturday Nov.19.

Club President Lydia Warnke explained what she learned and enjoyed … Read More

Dance students show their skills

By Sarah Barney Associate Editor A small audience gathered Sunday, Nov. 18 in room 3119 of the Gannon Building to watch dance students display their choreography and dance skills.

The free event showcased 10 different dances that were choreographed … Read More

Two vets inducted to LCC ring of honor

By Alejandro Gonzales Staff Writer In conjunction with Veterans Day (Nov. 11), three military veterans were honored during the Veterans Memorial Induction Ceremony at LCC on Nov. 9.

Marine Corps Col. Jack R. Lousma (Vietnam era), Army Air Force … Read More

LCC offering many scholarships

By Ashlee Buhler Editor in Chief

Accumulating thousands of dollars in student loan debt can be a daunting thought. That is why LCC and the LCC Foundation offer numerous scholarships for students.

Students planning to attend LCC during the fall … Read More

Thousand Oaks tragedies a reminder

It has been a devastating month for the residents of Thousand Oaks, Calif.

On Nov. 7, the city became the target of the country’s latest mass shooting. While enjoying their evening at the Borderline Bar and Grill, 12 innocent people … Read More

‘Hair’ sheds sunshine on 1960s era

By Shauna Stocken A&E Editor Wearing flared jeans and a fringe vest; LCC Director John Lennox opened the production, “Hair” in Dart Auditorium, Nov. 2-3 and 9-11.

The ‘60s-themed, free-loving hippy cast and war-fueled musical ran for approximately two and … Read More