Student seeks career teaching music

By Chloe Gregg Staff Writer

For thousands of years, music has been used for entertainment and expression. Music is everywhere; from band class to the car radio to even phones now.

Everywhere you look, music is there, healing someone’s mind, … Read More

LCC’s Davis a Food Network star

By Chloe GreggStaff Writer

During the day, Jeremy Davis manages all of the faculty in the Business and Economics Department at LCC, and helps with scheduling and supervising. He has done this for over two years.

Once the work day … Read More

Movie review: Holiday bio educates

Four out of Five Stars

By Maddy WarrenEditor In Chief

When talking about popular streaming services Netflix is often brought up first. And no one is denying that it is one of, if not the best, television streaming services out … Read More

Students discuss spring break plans

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

The much-anticipated spring break is on the horizon for LCC students. It begins the week of March 9.

Around this time last year the world was just beginning to shut down due to COVID-19. Today, … Read More

College raises voices with songs, poems

By Julie NewellAssociate Editor

The virtual program, “We Shall Overcome: Raising our Voices Together,” premiered on Feb. 24.

Robert Edwards, faculty member for the Digital Media, Audio and Cinema Program, co-produced the program with Jonathan Ten Brink and Melissa Kaplan.

… Read More

Old Town to host seventh Chocolate Walk

By Julie Newell Associate Editor

The seventh annual Old Town Chocolate Walk will take place over two days: Friday, Feb 26 from 1 to 6 p.m., and Saturday, Feb. 27 from noon to 5 p.m.

Old Town is located in … Read More

Movie review: The horror of ‘Bad Hair’

Three out of Five Stars

By Chloe GreggStaff Writer

“Bad Hair” is not your average horror film. Although it does include some freaky and gory images and a few jump-scares, the majority of the time I viewed the film as … Read More

Movie review: Flora, Ulysses a cute pair

Three out of Five Stars

By Joanna MacGown Freelance Writer

As far as family flicks go, “Flora & Ulysses” is a solid entry in the genre.  Disney+ appears to be making an effort to give movies to female directors like … Read More

Ex-colleagues host unique podcast show

By Chloe GreggStaff Writer

At the close of Transgender Awareness Week in November, two former LCC colleagues, Daniel Thurman and Layne Ingram, released their first-ever podcast episode of their new show, “Reconstructed Man.”

The show is a wonderful mix of … Read More

Symposium celebrates Black history

By Maddy WarrenEditor In Chief

As part of Black History Month, LCC’s Black History Committee is hosting a series of virtual events to celebrate.

One of these events was the annual Malcolm X Symposium held Tuesday, Feb. 16. The … Read More