‘Frontliners’ offers free college tuition

By Chloe GreggStaff Writer

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has made news with her announcement of Futures for Frontliners.

This is a program that offers free college tuition to Michigan adults who provided essential services during the Stay Home, Stay Safe orders … Read More

Internship program encourages voting

By Maddy WarrenEditor In Chief

Rise Michigan is offering an internship to students who are enrolled part- or full-time in a Michigan college or university, from now until the Nov. 3 Presidential Election.

According to its website, the student-led non-profit … Read More

Student seeks career as x-ray tech

By Chloe GreggStaff Writer

Regardless of how you feel about getting an x-ray, you will likely have to experience it at least once during your lifetime – if not another imaging test. But they are not scary, and there are … Read More

Weekly Facebook sessions offer insight

By Maddy WarrenEditor In Chief

LCC Student Engagement Coordinators are holding weekly Facebook sessions to provide information about the college to students, staff and faculty.

The “SEC Weekly” sessions are held Wednesdays starting at 6 p.m. As of right … Read More

Artwork is ‘popping up’ downtown

By Chloe GreggStaff Writer

For the past several months, two nonprofit organizations, the Lansing Art Gallery and Education Center and Downtown Lansing Inc., have teamed to “Lift Up” the spirits of Lansing locals during this troubling time.

The organizations have … Read More

Review: New series supernaturally good

Five out of Five Stars

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

Binge watching TV shows has become an artform. There are so many different streaming services now, that one can watch an entire TV series in a week without having to worry … Read More

Review: ‘Children of the Sea’ breathtaking

Three Stars out of FiveBy Joanna MacGownFreelance Reporter

“Children of the Sea,” now streaming on Netflix, is a strange movie, even by anime standards, and I find it hard to recommend to anyone but animation buffs like myself. But if … Read More

Maddy’s Message: What matters most

By Maddy WarrenEditor In Chief

For the last six months, I have often contemplated the most valuable aspects of life. I found myself wondering, “Is this what I should be doing right now? Am I wasting my time or using … Read More

Julie’s Jukes: It was just my imagination

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

I have always had a large and somewhat unusual imagination.

When I was younger, I played imagination games with my friends in which we would pretend to be cats who lived in a library. Our father … Read More

Umbrella degree to help transfers

By Maddy WarrenEditor In Chief

The LCC Academic Senate discussed umbrella degrees, among other topics, during its Friday, Sept. 11 meeting.

Cheryl Garayta shared information about umbrella degrees and umbrella courses during the WebEx meeting.

“Basically (an umbrella degree is) … Read More