Student seeks career as x-ray tech

By Chloe GreggStaff Writer

Regardless of how you feel about getting an x-ray, you will likely have to experience it at least once during your lifetime – if not another imaging test. But they are not scary, and there are … Read More

Student has passion for teaching kids

By Chloe Gregg Staff Writer

It takes a special person to have the patience to teach children under 5 all day, every day, but 29-year-old Marianna Lozano thinks of it as no chore.

Born and raised in Lansing, Lozano … Read More

Student art ‘outlet’ becoming a career

By Chloe Gregg Staff Writer

Every little boy and girl needs an outlet where they can feel free to express themselves and what they enjoy. This may be a sport or a hobby, and if they’re lucky and devoted enough, … Read More

LCC student committed to new goals

By Shauna StockenEditor in Chief

After taking a two-year break from education following high school, Hailey May Brown, 20, is committed to new goals as she concludes her first year at LCC.

“I had an interesting go … Read More

Student feature: Love for art displayed

By Chloe GreggStaff Writer

“Whether you’re working in oils or graphic design,” reads LCC’s Art and Design website, “your passion for innovative self-expression will shine through when you study Fine and Computer Arts at Lansing Community College.”

LCC promises its … Read More

Despite disease, student has lofty goals

By Chloe Gregg Staff Writer LCC student Shannon Keizer is a hardworking pre-nursing student, as well as an activist for her incredibly rare genetic disease, cystinosis. “(Cystinosis) only affects 600 people in the United States, so it’s super rare,” the … Read More

Student juggles her job, studies, family

By Chloe GreggStaff Writer

Ella Fisher of Perry is busier than the average freshman college student. She has a full week of classes at LCC, a part-time job, and helps her parents take care of all four of her younger … Read More

Refugee to share experiences in book

By Ashlee Buhler Editor in Chief Thirteen years in prison.

That would have been the fate of LCC student Josh Ehm if he didn’t flee from his native country of Iran.

Ehm was raised as a Muslim by … Read More