StarScapes an opportunity to share

By Sarah Barney A&E Editor

As the end of the 2018 spring semester draws near, students got another chance to display and present their work in the form of the Spring StarScapes, which took place Wednesday and Thursday, April 18 … Read More

Baseball team primed for post-season

By Brodee Gillam Sports Editor After the LCC baseball team’s 19-4 home loss to Macomb CC on April 22, it would have been easy to predict the Stars would continue to struggle.

Instead of stumbling, the Stars seemed to … Read More

LCC’s north campus to close May 30

By Aaron Wilton Editor in Chief Clinton County’s Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA) building has hosted LCC’s north campus classes for almost 10 years.

LCC North was relocated there officially on July 1, 2008.

The Clinton County RESA, located … Read More

Marketing club among nation’s best

By Ashlee Buhler Associate Editor

The LCC American Marketing Association returned home from New Orleans as one of the top small chapters in the nation.

At the 40th annual International Collegiate Conference, held April 5 to 7, the LCC … Read More

Prism Alliance honors LGBTQ+ icons

By Ashlee Buhler Associate Editor

There is never a bad time to celebrate the successes of the LGBTQ+ community and the many strides it has made in the last few years.

The LCC Employee Prism Alliance asked students and … Read More

Ruhstorfer, offense lead baseballers

By Brodee Gillam Sports Editor

Under head coach Drew Huard, the Stars have been dominant at home. Specifically, LCC was 17-3 heading into the home doubleheader against St. Clair County CC.

This trend continued as LCC … Read More

Women’s Network has ‘Equal Pay Day’

By Shauna Stocken Staff Writer

A room of mainly female guests dressed in red filled LCC’s Michigan Room Tuesday, April 10 in the newly remodeled Gannon Conference Center over breakfast.

A room of red lights and decorations displayed solidarity for … Read More

‘Painted Ladies’ takes place in history

By Sarah Barney A&E Editor

The spring dance concert “Painted Ladies” was staged at Dart Auditorium for the last time on Sunday, March 8, to a crowd of around 100 people.

The dances were themed around paintings … Read More

‘Zimmerman Arts Fund’ seeks entries

By Sarah Barney A&E Editor

With the aim of encouraging art students, the annual “Eric H. Zimmerman Arts Fund Competition” will be accepting submissions on Wednesday, April 18.

Submitted artwork should be brought to the LCC Foundation office in Washington … Read More

Drummers bang up a storm at Dart

By Sarah Barney A&E Editor The thundering noise of 19 drummers, led by Mike Daniels, filled Dart Auditorium during “La Batterie” on Sunday, March 25.

The drummers, known as The Bash Battalion, played pieces such as “Valhalla” and “Thunder … Read More