Staff Editorial: U.S. Open sparks debate

Sexism was the name of the game at the 2018 U.S. Open. It all began with a quick shirt adjustment, which left French tennis player Alize Cornet receiving an undeserved code violation for “indecent exposure.”

It followed with Serena Williams … Read More

‘Arts Night Out’ colorizes Old Town

By Shauna Stocken A&E Editor

“Arts Night Out” breaks the monotony of seeing the same decorations and artwork, both inside and out of Lansing’s Old Town shops, restaurants and galleries.

In May 2016, the Arts Council of Greater Lansing … Read More

‘Dead Ringer brings Old West to LCC

By Shauna Stocken A&E Editor Already feeling the weight of fall semester classes? Take a break with friends at LCC’s upcoming production of “Dead Ringer.”

A cast of three actors and additional crew members will present the play … Read More

Student charged with false terrorism

By Sarah Barney A&E Editor In the early morning of Wednesday, Sept. 5, police arrested 31-year-old LCC student David Tomaszycki of Howell and recovered an unidentified weapon.

Tomaszycki was taken into custody after a different student reported messages from … Read More

Volleyballers notch four straight wins

By Maddie Toles Sports Editor

The LCC volleyball team recently completed a four-match winning streak.

A Sept. 11 match at Jackson College continued this streak, ending with set scores of 25-17, 18-25, 25-18 and 25-15. This match put the Stars … Read More

Astronaut Lousma speaks among Stars

By Ashlee Buhler Editor in Chief

Well over 100 students, staff and members of the community filed into Dart Auditorium on Sept. 11 to hear the “out of this world” experiences of a retired NASA astronaut Jack Lousma.

A … Read More

LCC’s AMA plans regional conference

By Sarah Barney A&E Editor

Students from LCC’s chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA) have planned a regional conference for Friday, Oct. 5.

The event will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on LCC’s downtown campus. Tickets … Read More

New dean eager to support students

By Ashlee Buhler Editor in Chief The Arts & Sciences Division at LCC welcomed a new dean at the start of the fall semester. Andrea Hoagland, who served as interim dean since September of 2017, accepted the positon … Read More

French Club promotes culture, cuisine

By Islam Amir Staff Writer Do you enjoy meeting new people, and learning about culture and cuisine?

Do you like breathtaking songs, cheese, pastries, art, literature or romance; or dream of eating croissants and drinking some champagne while reading poems?

… Read More

Volleyball team anticipating success

By Maddie Toles Sports Writer

The LCC volleyball team got off to a good start this season, securing wins in their first three matches.

The streak ended with losses to Carl Sandburg College and Muskegon Community College Aug. 26 and … Read More