The SGA votes to support free lunch and financial literacy The Student Government Association (SGA) of Lane Community College’s Eugene campus (LCC) prioritized helping to fund a free lunch program on campus its Tuesday, Oct. 13, meeting, as well as a financial literacy event. After a few procedural actions to start the meeting, the SGA…
Opinions from The Torch editorial staff and editor By Torch Staff Happy fall and Welcome to Lane Community College! We hope everyone had a great summer, and hopefully some of you were able to grab our summer 2026 edition where we listed some awesome spots around town. Find copies at The Torch’s office, 450 Center…
LCC transitions to a new learning management system Goodbye Moodle, hello Canvas! As the 2025-2026 school year came to a close, so did Lane’s use of Moodle as its learning management system (LMS). The college has instead started their transition to Canvas. Many students and staff alike seem to be welcoming the change with open…
Understanding where angry words, bias and concerning behavior can lead to a threat assessment Getting angry is not a crime. Neither is complaining, criticizing the college or having a bad day. But when does venting cross the line into something a college needs to investigate? That question is at the center of Lane Community College’s…
Students and staff offer ideas As I approach my second year at Lane, I am only recently learning of all the wonderful resources offered here. I never planned on going to college after graduating high school, so when I finally decided to go — simply for the sake of not letting myself waste away in…
Part Two: An Inside Look at President Bulger’s Picks for the Annual Student Art Awards When President Peggy Bulger looks at student artwork, she is not simply looking for technical skill. She is looking for something that makes her stop. “I generally look for work that does more than execute a technique well,” Bulger said….
Students, employees and community members urged greater accountability while raising concerns over governance, budget priorities and campus policies Public comment at the July 1 Lane Community College Board of Education meeting focused on transparency, governance, labor relations and student concerns, as six students, employees and community members addressed the board during the evening’s public comment…
A faculty profile on Ce Rosenow By Amanda Fallon Ce Rosenow is an instructor with 30 years of experience doing what she loves: Haiku and teaching.Twenty-two of those years have been right here at Lane Community College. From the classroom, both as a student and then an instructor then to being published multiple times, Rosenow…
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…
Public Safety is moving from Building 12 to Building 15 as Bond 20-306 goes into effect. by Dallas Wiltgen Lane Community College is finally preparing for a massive approximately $14 million relocation of Public Safety from Building 12 to Building 15. Funded by Bond Measure 20-306, this transition marks a new era for the…
