This Month in Torch History: April
April 14, 1970 Let it Be by The Beatles was topping the charts, John Wayne had won Best Actor at...
Candidate Forum for LCC School Board Hosted by Springfield City Club
The Springfield City Club will be hosting a candidate forum on Thursday, April 20 for the LCC Board of Education...
New e-scooters roll into Eugene
Introducing a new transportation program to a community can be an exciting, yet daunting task, and that is precisely what...
LCC President Ramlakhan talks lockdown and Spring Gala
Since Covid hit in 2020 on-campus activities have slowed quite a bit. Three years later, the Student Government Association is...
Students show off their skills at the International Basketball Showcase
Donte' Walker, the assistant men's basketball coach at Lane Community College, recently organized the Lane International Basketball Showcase. The game...
Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government comes to hearing with accusations but very little evidence
The Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government had their third hearing on March 30 to try and prove...
Public hearing for expanded reproductive and gender-affirming care bill set for Monday
Reproductive and gender-affirming care are seeing significant barriers being put up across the country. In Oregon, reproductive health care is...
Representative Val Hoyle talks Coos Bay Port, housing, and child care
Representative Val Hoyle addressed issues regarding the Coos Bay Port, child care, job training, housing, and more on March 16,...
The fantastically epic space-western returns
Clank. Clank. Clank. The sounds of a Mandalorian hammer strike from somewhere offscreen. Even as the intro is still playing,...
This Month in Torch History: March
On March 3, 1970 Simon and Garfunkel's Bridge Over Troubled Water was at the top of the charts, Barbra Streisand...