Motor City Comic Con marks 30 years

By Shauna StockenEditor in Chief

In 1990, the Motor City Comic Con hosted its first version of the pop-culture convention, welcoming 2,000 guests.

This year, Comic Con celebrated its 30th anniversary, with over 65,000 fans attending during the … Read More

Concert celebrates dance through ages

By Shauna Stocken A&E EditorSince, January, LCC dancers, facility members and student choreographers have been actively working on the annual spring dance concert, “Back to Our Roots.”According to LCC dance faculty choreographer Elzbieta Alabuszew-Kutek, the traditional spring performance has a … Read More

‘Pageant Play’ has tiaras, invisible kids

By Shauna Stocken A&E Editor“Pageant Play” debuted in the Gannon Building’s Black Box Theatre featuring LCC students, an alumni member and two invisible children represented by pageant gowns. “Pageant Play” began March 29 and 30 with additional shows Friday and … Read More

Sam Davis: From LCC to the Oscars

By Ashlee Buhler Editor in Chief Sam Davis was up before the sun one January morning in Northern California.Gathered around the TV half asleep with a cup of coffee in hand, Davis and his team learned that their film, … Read More

New LCC production spoofs pageants

By Shauna Stocken A&E Editor Free your mind of beauty pageant stereotypes and experience a fresh perspective with LCC’s upcoming production of “Pageant Play.” This pageant-themed play takes a mature spin on the glamorous world of child beauty pageants in … Read More

St. Paddy’s day events plentiful

By Shauna Stocken A&E Editor St. Patrick’s Day is a holiday of rich cultural, religious and societal traditions, from eating corn beef and hash to drinking green beer before noon. In honor of the foremost patron saint of Ireland, the … Read More

Rape culture debated in LCC play

By Shauna Stocken A&E Editor In the current digital age, photos and videos can go viral on the internet within mere seconds.In LCC’s production of “Student Body,” a group of 10 college students debate the consequences of reporting an alleged … Read More

‘Student Body’ in Dart this weekend

By Shauna StockenA&E Editor

At the end of November, director and LCC adjunct professor Deb Keller began casting for the production of “Student Body.”

“Student Body,” is a story based on a small university and the chaos that ensues from … Read More

Snowstorm assists Cardboard Classic

By Shauna Stocken A&E Editor For the 13th annual Cardboard Classic, organizers welcomed more than just participants this year. They also welcomed snow.

A snow shower covered the ground surrounding the Gier Community Center in Lansing, where the event took … Read More

Festival lights up Turner-Dodge House

By Ashlee Buhler Editor in Chief

A Christmas tree decked out with Cat in the Hat decorations, a tree filled with stuffed animals from top to bottom, and another garnished with photography film strips.

These are just a sampling … Read More