Pushing Past Fear

Ashlea Simons’s artwork earns President’s Art Award  Winning an award was never something Ashlea Simons expected from her artwork. “In all of my years as an artist I never thought my works would win an award,” she said. “It was never a thought that crossed my mind.” When Ashlea received the email informing her that…

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Beyond the Library

Four Local Coffee Shops Every LCC Student Should Try At times the hardest part of homework is convincing yourself to actually start it. Sometimes the best hack is getting out and changing your environment, and luckily Eugene has plenty of local coffee shops that are perfect for studying! Whether you’re working on discussion posts, writing…

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Follow Your Artistic Passion

LCC President Dr. Stephanie Bulger speaks on 2026 Visual Art Student Exhibition by Amanda Fallon  As Lane Community College’s 2026 Visual Art Student Exhibition comes to a close, LCC President Stephanie Bulger reflected on the talent, creativity and dedication displayed by student artists while preparing to select a piece for the college’s permanent collection. Bulger,…

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Public Comments Spotlight Transparency and Governance Concerns at LCC Board

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…

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More Than Headstones

Four Cemeteries That Tell the Story of Lane County By Sequoia Nix We all have our favorite Eugene spots: Spencer Butte, Hendricks Park, the river paths. But if you’re looking for somewhere a little different, some of the most beautiful places in Lane County are hidden behind cemetery gates. Many of the people buried here…

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Beyond the Library

Four Local Coffee Shops Every LCC Student Should Try By Sequoia Nix   At times the hardest part of homework is convincing yourself to actually start it. Sometimes the best hack is getting out and changing your environment, and luckily Eugene has plenty of local coffee shops that are perfect for studying! Whether you’re working…

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Renaissance Room

Dine with Lane Community College’s award winning chefs Lane’s award-winning culinary students get real life experience with full fine dining service on the first floor of the Center Building at the Renaissance Room. The dining is open Wednesdays and Thursdays in the spring.  Diners can select an appetizer, entree and dessert for only $17.  Drinks…

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