Ali’s Orbit: Thanks for the memories

April 16, 2020 | hookl

By Ali WilliamsA&E Editor

LCC has been another home for me for three years. I first walked on campus when I was only 16, and now I am 19 – and I do not think I could have made this … Read More

‘The Lookout’ staff earns six awards

March 24, 2020 | hookl

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

‘The Lookout’ earns highest honors

May 28, 2019 | hookl

The staff of The Lookout, LCC’s official college newspaper, earned the highest possible award in the American Scholastic Press Association’s 2018-19 competition.

The Lookout earned “first place with special merit,” and scored 950 of a possible 1,000 points in a … Read More

‘The Lookout’ celebrates six decades

April 4, 2019 | hookl

By Ashlee Buhler Editor in Chief The Lookout has been LCC’s watchdog on campus for the last 60 years. From keeping students and staff informed on the latest news to covering events around campus— The Lookout has been there for … Read More

Staff Editorial from The Lookout: Teachers need supplies, not guns

March 15, 2018 | hookl

Every time there is a school shooting, the idea to either post armed guards or arm school faculty enters the debate.

The Lookout staff sternly opposes the concept of arming schoolteachers and expecting them to defend students in … Read More

Former LCC student interns for ‘Conan’

January 19, 2018 | hookl

By Ashlee Buhler Associate Editor

Dedication. That was all it took for Jaimie Bozack to land the internship of her dreams with her longtime idol, Conan O’Brien.

Bozack’s journey started at LCC as a writer for The Lookout. Although … Read More

The staff of The Lookout newspaper earns first-place journalism award

May 25, 2016 | The Lookout

The staff of The Lookout, LCC’s official newspaper, earned a first-place award in the 2015-16 American Scholastic Press Association’s annual competition.

The competition includes high school and college newspapers and yearbooks from all over the United States. The Lookout won … Read More