Dec. 3 Lane Community College Board of Education meeting. Photo by Kat Tabor. A packed board meeting stretches to 11:30 p.m. as members debate reports, public comment and the college’s three-year financial future By Kat Tabor Staff, faculty and community members again filled the boardroom and overflow areas during the Dec. 3 Lane Community College…
Non-native birds find a home at Lane Community College By Kat Tabor Photos by: Kat Tabor The wild turkeys wandering Lane Community College’s campus may be charming to some and a nuisance to others, but wildlife officials say their presence reflects a broader issue: non-native species settling into Oregon ecosystems. LCC student Joey Helton says…
Casey Beasley-Bennett Holding his Letter to the Board of Education. Photo Taken by Kat Tabor. LCC students say a recent Student Government Association letter urging removal of faculty union signs doesn’t reflect the views of the broader student body By Kat Tabor A recent letter sent to Lane Community College President Dr. Stephanie Bulger from…
Article by Kat Tabor What do community college presidents do over the summer? Running 1,500 miles in 50 days probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind, but that’s exactly how Clackamas Community College President Dr. Tim Cook is spending his summer: on foot and on a mission to support student basic needs. As…
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Community and botanists alike celebrate 46 years of spring color, curiosity, and connection By Kat Tabor Spring was in full bloom at Mount Pisgah Arboretum as the Wildflower Festival returned for its 46th year, welcoming the community and plant lovers of all kinds for a day of blooming meadows, local art and hands-on learning. The…
Lane County voters re-elected two incumbents and welcomed two new voices in the May 20 race for Lane Community College’s board By Kat Tabor Lane County voters chose a mix of familiar faces and new voices to serve on the Lane Community College Board of Education during the May 2025 special election. Among the winners:…
Not your typical graduation story — or your typical student By Kat Tabor Graduating from community college isn’t quite the same as the traditional university sendoff. For some, it’s a halfway point before transferring. For others, it’s a green light to dive into the workforce. And for a growing number of students, it’s just one…
What you need to know before you walk across that stage By Kat Tabor Whatever comes next for you, Lane Community College is ready to celebrate. And this year, the school is also honoring the people who helped you get there — because let’s be honest, it takes a village to walk across that stage….
By Kat Tabor Lane Community College’s Board of Education recently approved a 3.1% tuition hike — raising the cost of a credit to $149 and adding $67.50 for every additional credit beyond 15. As students head into the May election — with four Board of Education seats on the ballot — questions about affordability, access…
