LCC radio host keeps plugging away

By Chloe GreggStaff Writer

Although the buildings may be closed and the classrooms are empty, LCC students are still working hard to get through this unusual semester.

One LCC student and employee in particular, Ted Schultz, has faced many obstacles … Read More

All artistic events halted due to virus

By Ali WilliamsA&E Editor

Many LCC students will no longer be practicing their lines or musical numbers due to the widespread cancellations related to COVID-19.

Due to the coronavirus, all LCC performing arts events are now canceled. The performing arts … Read More

‘Coronacation’ binge-watching options

By Maddy WarrenStaff Writer

In today’s world, as more people are straying from regular television, streaming services seem to be taking over. Four of the most popular are Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video and Disney+.

As a user of all … Read More

‘Stuart Stacey’ by student Alex Riley

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‘King Bob’ by LCC student Alex Riley

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Review: ‘On My Block’ raunchy, radiant

Five StarsBy Ali WilliamsA&E Editor

The third season of Netflix’s gem “On My Block” dropped Wednesday, March 11. The show follows best friends Ruby, Jamal, Monse and Cesar confronting the challenges in their lives – gangs, death and high school … Read More

Review: Uber Eats has got your back

By Chloe GreggStaff Writer

Though a social distancing pandemic leaves all of us quarantined in our homes, we are fortunate to have the advanced technology of 2020. This allows us to still communicate with each other, entertain ourselves, and stay … Read More

St. Pat’s shenanigans aplenty in area

By Shauna StockenEditor in Chief Grab your green apparel and shamrocks. St. Patrick’s Day is Tuesday, March 17. In honor of the foremost patron saint of Ireland, the typical death day of Saint Patrick is celebrated yearly. For some, the … Read More

Student supplies art for whiteboards

By Robin Morales Associate Editor Passersby on the second floor of the A&S Building will surely have laid their eyes on the artwork of LCC freshman Travis Burlingame, depicting popular characters from television and video games on the whiteboards. Drawing … Read More

‘True West’ charges Black Box Theatre

By Ali Williams A&E Editor Two brothers’ relationship is further destroyed by a job opportunity in the LCC Black Box Theatre play, “True West.” Performances were held Feb. 21, 22, 28 and 29. Written by Sam Shepherd and directed by … Read More