A Conversation with Rebecca I. Long
LCC’s Director of Marketing and Strategic Communications By River Shepherd for The Torch On a cold night during the January...
Simons And Moose: The Duo Who Wants To Meet You.
By Keadan Weiler You may have seen a large shepherd-type dog on campus wearing a vest and stopped yourself from...
LCC Board of Education Candidate Campaigns: What To Know
By Kat Tabor Four seats on the Lane Community College Board are up for grabs in the May 20 special...
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‘Big Advocate for Community College,’ Chicano Rocker Joshua Josué to Perform at John Henry’s in Eugene
By Kat Tabor Chicano rocker Joshua Josué, a passionate advocate for community college education, is set to perform at John...
UneasyWONDER: LCC’s Kathleen Caprario-Ulrich Explores Land, Identity and Art
By Kat Tabor Lane Community College arts instructor Kathleen Caprario-Ulrich’s work is influenced by her engagement with the land, particularly...
February 2025 Volume 55. Edition 1.
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Unlocking doorways to brighter futures Career Pathways, CARE, and supporting Lane students.
By River Shepherd “When I first started in 2010, it was just a department of one. It was just me.”...
TikTok Whiplash: A 14-Hour Ban Sparks Divided Opinions
LCC students share contrasting views on the TikTok controversy. By Kat Tabor In a whirlwind series of events, TikTok faced...
MECHA de Lane Community College: A Closer Look at the Name Change
By Kat Tabor MECHA de Lane Community College, known as MEChA (Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán), adopted a new name...