1. Ty the Titan. 2. Trains. 3. Dr. Stephanie Bulger. 4. Martin Luther King, III. 5. Longhouse. 6. Bee Campus USA designation awarded on May 7, 2019. 7. Six locations: Main Campus Eugene, Mary Spilde Downtown Center, Cottage Grove Campus, Florence Campus, Aviation Academy and the Dental Clinic. 8. Industry and Trades Education Center (ITEC)….
Do you know any fun facts about Lane Community College? If so, we hope you will submit them to torch@lanecc.edu! Time to put on your trivia cap! By Amy Prince On November 1, 1965, how much would you have paid for one of Bob’s 19 cent hamburgers? That was fun. Now it’s time to roll…
Register for classes a full year in advance with Navigate360. Article and photos by Amy Prince Did you know there’s an app to help guide students throughout their Lane Community College experience? The Education Advisory Board’s Navigate360 is a free platform that offers a number of practical features. In this article, we’ll cover the basics,…
Shakespeare’s Macbeth opened on Friday, May 1 at the Ragozzino Hall By Amy Prince It’s not difficult to draw parallels between the current political landscape and the ambition, violence and corruption of power portrayed in Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Shakespeare’s Macbeth opened on Friday, May 1 at the Ragozzino Hall and was performed by the Student Production…
By The Torch Staff Bye for now? See you in fall… or maybe even summer. That’s all, folks — for now. The Torch is wrapping up what might be its strongest year in recent memory. We’re back in print (yes, actual paper), and we’re not slowing down. We’re keeping the flame alive this summer —…
By The Torch Staff Welcome to the MatchBox Column, we’re glad you could make it. It’s no secret — we love Eugene Weekly. If you’ve ever flipped through their free print edition, out every Thursday, you’ve probably come across their commentary column Slant. Students at The Torch have been asked (repeatedly) to do something similar,…
DanceAbility encourages artistic expression and connection between people of all abilities By Amy Prince It’s one thing to dance like no one’s watching, but it’s something else entirely to perform in front of an audience. This was no ordinary dance, and the four dancers were not ordinary dancers. These dancers broke stereotypes, uprooted misconceptions, and…
