For What It’s Worth: baseball movies

By Larry Hook The Lookout Adviser

During the COVID-19 pandemic, people have had to find new ways to entertain themselves as they spend much more time at home.

As a huge baseball fan, I have been missing the Major League … Read More

COVID-19’s impact on public education

By Shauna StockenEditor in Chief

As many colleges throughout the country plan for remote online learning during the summer and fall 2020 semesters, planning for a financial hit should also be anticipated.

Due to the likelihood of decreased … Read More

Several classes paused or canceled

Maddy WarrenStaff Writer

On March 18, LCC moved every class that it could to a fully online format for the remainder of the semester due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

However, there are a number of classes that were paused … Read More

Diversity officer joins state task force

By Robin MoralesAssociate Editor

LCC Chief Diversity Officer Dr. Tonya Bailey joined the Michigan Coronavirus Task Force on Racial Disparities April 13, to help address racial inequities compounded by the COVID-19 pandemic.

“COVID-19 has had an impact particularly on communities … Read More

Maddy’s Message: Finding the positives

By Maddy WarrenStaff Writer

In a time where so much is unknown, and levels of fear are high, it is easy to focus on all the negatives happening.

The media bombards the public with terrifying reports and statistics almost … Read More

Student-employee enjoys library job

By Chloe GreggStaff Writer

Although the LCC Library has been dedicated to serving students as an essential resource for decades, its doors are currently closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The library’s closing means many of its workers, including student-employees, … Read More

Editorial: A diamond in the rough

Right before social distancing and the state of emergency across the country, The Lookout staff was on deadline, wrapping up issue 13 for the 2019-20 school year.

Since then, our staff has come together to publish online content and social … Read More

Stocken Speaks: a new perspective

By Shauna StockenEditor in Chief

When the stay-at-home order hit Michigan, all I could do was panic purchase supplies and mourn my losses.

I cried over all the events I’d miss, like my wedding, birthdays, trips, my graduation and … Read More

Kari in the City: an ‘essential worker’

By Kari Eastway Staff Writer

Many Americans are currently being told to stay home and stay safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. There are also those who are considered to be “essential workers.” I am considered to be one of those workers. 

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Early college student printing masks

By Maddy WarrenStaff Writer

LCC student Elijah Fink started making masks for local healthcare workers the week of March 29. Fink is a third-year student in The Early College program at LCC. He is majoring in engineering and design.

He … Read More