Student aspires to become veterinarian

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

Originally from the Democratic Republic of Congo, 22-year-old LCC general studies student Bebeto Nyongobela has big aspirations for his future.

“I love animals; since I was young it was my passion to become a veterinarian … Read More

Vaccines offered to Lugnuts’ fans

By Larry HookAdviser of The Lookout

Ingham County Health Department workers were present at Jackson Field in Lansing on Thursday, Aug. 29, offering free COVID-19 vaccines during the game between the Lansing Lugnuts and the Fort Wayne Tin Caps.

Meredith … Read More

New food options available in TLC

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

Among the renovations that were made to the TLC building on LCC’s main campus, there has been a new food area that includes the “Smart and Go” machines.

The new machines are located on the … Read More

Julie’s Jukes: One strange summer

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

This summer has been a non-stop rollercoaster. I now understand why people always try to avoid taking classes over the summer. Stress has been my constant state of being for years and it doubled over … Read More

Chavez Learning Center has new home

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

The Cesar Chavez Learning Center is in the process of moving from the Gannon Building to the first floor of the Arts and Science Building. The Chavez Center is taking over the space previously used … Read More

LCC fitness centers, weight room reopen

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

Along with the LCC campus being open again, other services are also open to LCC students, faculty and alumni.

The fitness centers at LCC’s downtown and west campuses are now open, along with the … Read More

Mom creates scholarship for late son

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

Shirley Mitchner, mother of the deceased Brandon James Mitchner, is creating a scholarship for LCC students in honor of her son.

The scholarship will be available to anyone in general studies and will be … Read More

Student feature: Madison Haley

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

LCC freshman Madison Haley, now 19, started attending LCC when she was a junior in high school. She is currently studying to be a sign language interpreter.

Madison Haley is shown with her dog Arielle. … Read More

Spare Time adds axe-throwing area

By Julie Newell Associate Editor

In 2012, Mike and Nancy MacColeman bought what was then known as Holiday Lanes bowling alley at 3101 East Grand River Ave. in Lansing. They changed the name to Spare Time Entertainment and began making … Read More

For What It’s Worth: Return to campus

By Larry Hook The Lookout Adviser After nearly 16 months of working remotely, I returned to campus for my first day of work on Thursday, July 8.

Although time seemingly stood still in The Lookout office on the third floor … Read More