Life in Japan becoming second nature

By Hannah Anderson For The Lookout

Life in Japan has meant something different for each of the people in my group during the summer Japan Immersion trip through LCC. For me, it has meant constant adventure, as well as steady … Read More

American Eagle debuts denim hijab

By Haneen Hammad Staff Writer

American Eagle Outfitters has broken through barriers and proposed to its consumers a new outlook on the traditional concept of “American Jean.”

A 2009 lawsuit against American Eagle’s sister store, Abercrombie & Fitch, occurred because … Read More

Common Ground has genres for all

By Haneen Hammad Staff Writer

Since 2000, Riverfront Park has hosted one of the more exciting events to take place in Lansing.

Each year, the Common Ground Music Festival hosts with a wide variety of music genres, from country … Read More

Fireworks not fun for environment

By Haneen Hammad Staff Writer

This past weekend the nation celebrated its independence. Families and friends gathered together to celebrate and light up the sky with fireworks.

While enjoying the show put on by the city of Lansing I pondered … Read More

Japan Immersion program busy, fun

By Hannah Anderson For The Lookout

It seems like just yesterday I was heading out of Japanese class to pop into The Lookout office in the Gannon Building, where I worked as the arts & entertainment editor.

I remember how … Read More

Ramadan: The Muslim Holy Month

By Haneen Hammad Staff Writer

The Muslim holy month of Ramadan is underway, and there is a chance you probably don’t know a whole lot about it.

I am here to help.

Ramadan is a sacred month for Muslims because … Read More

President Trump ‘discovers’ Muslims

By Haneen Hammad Staff Writer

President Donald Trump has gone international in the last couple of days. He has visited Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Israel and Iran.

During his time in Saudi Arabia, Trump gave an unexpected speech about Muslims. He … Read More

STAFF EDITORIAL: A fun place to work

Working for LCC’s student newspaper is fun, relatively easy and a great way to learn more about the college. The staff at The Lookout is like a kooky family.

Adviser Larry Hook has been at The Lookout for … Read More

‘Equal Pay Day’ aids deserving women

By Haneen Hammad Staff Writer

Reality Check. It is 2017 and women still are paid less than men are – about 20 percent less, to be more specific.

April 4 was “Equal Pay Day,” and it is not just an … Read More

‘Fake news’ hurts credibility

Staff Editorial

Fake news. You have most likely heard of the phenomenon. The term has blown up throughout the last year or two.

We now live in a world and society dominated by social media. For newspapers and journalists, it … Read More