Chef’s Night Out 2026 Sponsored by: Food For Lane County by Amanda Fallon Congratulations Chefs! Lane Community College Culinary Arts students brought home an award for the Mike West Best Overall Bite along with an honorable mention for Best Hospitality and Presentation from this year’s Chef’s Night Out on Monday, April 6. Chef’s Night Out…
A Glimpse behind the art; from the artists’ perspective by Amanda Fallon We see art every day. It is where. Have you ever thought about the artist? What motivated them to make the piece? What was going on in their lives at that time? Art is therapeutic, expressive, it can mean something deep or nothing…
By Jess Farrell Looking to beat winter boredom? Need some peace amidst holiday chaos? These winter reads offer comfort, reflection and escape. Hot chocolate and fuzzy blanket optional. First Frost – Sarah Addison Allen: A cozy magical-realism story following the Waverley family as they navigate change, family bonds and the quiet magic of the season…
Holiday box photo art. Made by Kat Tabor. By Remi Steeves Students of Lane Community College celebrate a vast range of holidays. One student, Carson Atkin, explains that he celebrates Dia de Los Muertos, Thanksgiving, the Winter Solstice and Christmas around this time of year. While Thanksgiving is celebrated as a potluck with his friends,…
Lane Community College Chamber Choir photo taken by Remi Steeves LCC music students display their talents By Remi Steeves Fall Term 2025 will be closing out this year with a magnificent celebration of musical talent: the Winter Showcase. According to Matthew Svoboda, Lane Community College’s choir director of 19 years, students majoring in music are…
Student collaboration mural “Puzzles of Belonging” defaced with hateful graffiti at Lane Community College. By Amy L. MillerPhoto Credit: Kat Tabor In celebration of the brand new 2025-26 school year, a student window mural collaborative event was hosted by the Student Government Association of LCC titled “Puzzles of Belonging.” This mural was intended to invite…
An Up and Coming Psychedelic Prophecy of a Band: Plays House Show In South Eugene By Remi Steeves HyperSigil, a psychedelic rock band from Corvallis, blessed a new house venue in South Eugene, in the venue’s debut show. A house venue is a private residence where select local and smaller touring bands are invited to…
Sports Games Saturday, Oct. 4 – Women’s Soccer vs Southwestern Oregon 2 – 4 pm Main campus, Soccer Field – Turf Free Admission Saturday, Oct. 11 – Men’s Soccer vs Chemeketa Noon – 2 pm Main campus, Soccer Field – Turf Free Admission Friday, Oct. 17 – Volleyball vs Umpqua 6 – 9 pm Bldg….
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…
Titan Court, in downtown Eugene, provides housing and a dorm culture By Sequoia Hall When thinking of the quintessential college experience, being surrounded by peers is up there, not only at school but in daily life. At a typical commuter community college, there is no student housing offered. Lane Community College has Titan Court, its…
