Board makes strides in president quest

By Robin Morales Associate Editor The LCC Board of Trustees hosted two sessions of public discussion on Jan. 16 to evaluate the most important goals and attributes for the college’s next president. Facilitated in the Gannon Building’s Michigan Room … Read More

‘LAND’ contest showcases LCC writers

By Shauna Stocken Editor in Chief The Michigan Community College Association promoted partnership between 28 community colleges through the 35th annual Liberal Arts Network for Development (LAND) creative writing competition. LCC English professor and coordinator for the creative writing program … Read More

Gannon testing center getting facelift

By Robin Morales Associate Editor A new construction project, centered on the testing center in the Gannon Building, began during the holiday break and is expected to become the sole location on campus for student testing services. “We’ve had … Read More

‘Silver Bells’ event lights up Lansing

By Robin Morales Associate Editor Innumerable thousands of city residents braved the sub-30 temperatures and lined the sidewalks of downtown Lansing Nov. 22 for the 35th annual Silver Bells in the City parade. High school marching bands, local radio stations, … Read More

‘Upward Bound’ sculpture unveiled

By Shauna StockenEditor in Chief

LCC hosted the official unveiling of its newest sculpture, “Upward Bound,” Nov. 22 on the main campus, followed by a ribbon-cutting, reception and dedication.

The sculpture, located on the hill in the center of campus, … Read More

Transgender victims remembered

By Robin Morales Associate Editor LCC celebrated Transgender Awareness Week Nov. 12 to 19 and held a Day of Remembrance ceremony Nov. 20 where transgender victims of violence were honored. “Transgender Awareness Week is a combination of films, discussions, … Read More

LCC to host ‘Silver Bells’ watch party

By Shauna Stocken Editor in Chief Celebrate the 35th anniversary of “Silver Bells in the City” at LCC, Friday, Nov. 22 in the Gannon Commons. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. “We are having another, the second annual, ‘Silver Bells in … Read More

Firm selected for president search

By Robin Morales Associate Editor The LCC Board of Trustees voted unanimously Oct. 29 to select Greenwood Asher, Inc., as the consulting firm to help screen early potential candidates for LCC’s seventh president.“We want to draw the best candidates to … Read More

College Night educates students

By Ali Williams A&E EditorWell over 100 transfer and high school students were able to talk to representatives from more than 50 colleges during College Night, held Thursday, Oct. 17 in the Gannon Gym. The 15-year-old event, which lasted from … Read More

Provost dedicated to student success

By Robin Morales Associate Editor The LCC Board of Trustees named Sally Welch the college’s newest provost in a 5-2 vote last July. According to LCC President Brent Knight, Welch enters the provost position well-experienced to handle her new responsibilities. … Read More