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…
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…
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…
Plan approved on March 4 includes potential reduction of 22.5 jobs as negotiations with faculty continue By Sequoia Nix The Lane Community College Board of Education approved a mitigation plan during its March 4 meeting outlining approximately $4.4 million in budget reductions, a move that comes as contract negotiations with faculty continue and the possibility…
Local veterans say shifts toward private health care could weaken the system created to care for those who served. By Sequoia Nix When people think about veterans’ health care, they often picture the federal system built specifically to serve those who have worn the uniform. But some veterans and advocates say that system is…
by Agostinho Da Silva Lane Community College’s Student Government Association will be holding a Know Your Rights Workshop 2 pm Tuesday, Feb.17 at the Multicultural Center on LCCs Main Campus. The main goal of the workshop is to inform students on their rights, according to the SGA, and to help ensure LCC students aren’t bullied…
Dec. 3 Lane Community College Board of Education meeting. Photo by Kat Tabor. A packed board meeting stretches to 11:30 p.m. as members debate reports, public comment and the college’s three-year financial future By Kat Tabor Staff, faculty and community members again filled the boardroom and overflow areas during the Dec. 3 Lane Community College…
Sport Games Friday, Nov. 21 – Titan’s Classic Women’s Basketball Tournament Day 1 3 pm – 9 pmBldg. 5 Gymnasium 202Free Admission – Students and Staff Game Times: 3 pm – TBA5 pm – TBA7 pm – Lane vs. Centralia Saturday, Nov. 22 – Titan’s Classic Women’s Basketball Tournament Day 2 Noon – 6 pmBldg. 5…
Casey Beasley-Bennett Holding his Letter to the Board of Education. Photo Taken by Kat Tabor. LCC students say a recent Student Government Association letter urging removal of faculty union signs doesn’t reflect the views of the broader student body By Kat Tabor A recent letter sent to Lane Community College President Dr. Stephanie Bulger from…
