Saturday Feb. 8 at Titan Coliseum, the Lane men’s basketball team fell to the Clackamas Cougars 91-81 losing their fourth-straight game. The Titans will look to bounce back Wednesday night in Coos Bay vs the Southwestern Oregon Lakers (9-12, 4-6). Freshman guard Isaac Lange led all scorers with a career high 27 points and pulled…
After an exciting 10-2 start to the season the Lane Community College men’s basketball team has slipped to an 11-10 record. The Titans are 2-8 in conference play, and currently sit in eighth place. Fighting to land the final spot in this year’s playoffs, Lane only has six games remaining in the regular season. The…
In the modern collegiate era, the looming specter of cancel culture and safe spaces abounds. Nestled on the second floor of Building One at Lane Community College there is what Teressa Morris describes as a “brave space” to deflect contentiousness while promoting awareness and inclusivity to all within and without of the LGBTQ+ community. It…
The past week began with the Associated Students of Lane Community College Student Government in disarray as four seats turned over. When prompted for information on the four vacating senators, Vice President Leila Jebara declined to divulge their names but said “they were all great. They were all doing their work.” “First, let me clarify…
On Jan. 29, the Lane Community College’s women’s basketball team tipped off against the Linn-Benton Roadrunners. The Titans are in Third Place — two places higher than the Roadrunners in the Southern Region. This season, Linn-Benton has been riding a rollercoaster of wins and losses. Their first three games in January were losses to regional…
Oregon’s District 4 representative of 32 years Peter DeFazio made an appearance at Tsunami Books on Jan. 22 as the designated community spotlight guest for City Club. City Club is a Eugene group that gathers local leaders and people of communal influence for intimate interview panels and open, community discussions. DeFazio’s attendance is before the…
Tension swept through the Petersen Barn Community Center on Jan 25. as speaker Pablo Alvarez, Beyond Toxics’ environmental justice community organizer, declared, “We cannot continue to have an 18-year less life expectancy than the rest of Eugene.” Beyond Toxics, a local nonprofit organization, believes that it is the right of the community to know what…
Eric Richardson, the Executive Director of Lane County’s chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, performed a one-man show at the University of Oregon’s Museum of Natural and Cultural History on Jan. 23. There, about 50 people crowded into the museum’s lecture hall to hear his speech, double-bass playing, and recitation…
The Lane Community College women’s basketball season started with a 9-1 record in the first 10 games. With an overall record of 14-4 Lane is dominating the majority of their games. Only four losses looks great on paper, but with two of their losses coming from divisional opponents, the team is struggling in the southern…
State politicians, faculty members, and students stood beneath the dilapidated “17” on the steps of the weathered building of the same name on Lane’s main campus on Jan. 21. Among them were Lane President Dr. Margaret Hamilton, Springfield Mayor Christine Lundberg, and Oregon State Representative Marty Wilde. They were gathered to gain support for a…
