Marketing club plays host in ‘Big Easy’

By Maddy WarrenStaff Writer

The goal of LCC’s chapter of the American Marketing Association is to connect students with real-world leadership opportunities and valuable experience in the business world.

“(LCC’s) AMA Chapter strives to provide business students with professional … Read More

Student senators give valuable input

Maddy WarrenStaff Writer

LCC’s Academic Senate is an organization that allows not only faculty, but students, to share their opinions and give input on important decisions being made for the college.

The senate is made up of administrators, … Read More

College adapting to online learning

By Shauna Stocken Editor in Chief

On March 26, LCC president Dr. Brent Knight shared his second public video message addressing the coronavirus situation on the college website homepage. 

Knight’s newest message covers the importance of LCC students … 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

LCC considers new class regulations

By Robin MoralesAssociate Editor

During an online Board of Trustees meeting March 25, LCC President Dr. Brent Knight said the college is considering new class completion policies in light of mandated online-only classes for students due to the coronavirus.

“Along … Read More

Coronavirus leads to carry-out season

By Shauna Stocken Editor in Chief

On March 10, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer declared a state of emergency in Michigan as the first cases of the coronavirus were confirmed.

Whitmer’s decision will allow response teams to maintain the community’s … Read More

‘The Lookout’ staff earns six awards

The Lookout staff earned six awards in the 2019 College Better Newspaper Contest, sponsored by the Michigan Press Association.

“We had an excellent newspaper staff during the 2018-19 school year,” The Lookout Adviser Larry Hook said. “These awards serve as … Read More

Yolonda Crim is a Coca-Cola scholar

By Robin MoralesAssociate Editor

Third-year LCC student Yolonda Crim was named a 2020 silver scholar March 5 as part of the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation. She was awarded a $1,250 scholarship.

Crim is majoring in social work. She said the scholarship … Read More

Spring break extended; virus plans set

By Robin Morales Associate Editor

LCC reacted to the coronavirus pandemic Thursday, March 12, with President Dr. Brent Knight telling The Lookout that limited classes will proceed.

“I can say that there will be no gatherings of over 100 (people) … Read More

Parking ramp plans put on hold by city

By Robin Morales Associate Editor The Lansing Planning Board, which oversees city infrastructure, announced it will wait until its Thursday, April 7 meeting before reconsidering the current stoppage of construction plans for a new LCC parking ramp. That new … Read More