The LCC Board of Education passed a resolution at their March 2 board meeting in support of Oregon Community College Association’s legislative priorities. These priorities include increased dollars for the Community College Support Fund, funding for the Oregon Opportunity Grant program, and legislation clarifying that community colleges may offer Bachelor of Science in Nursing degrees….
My name is Ebony Rose Woods and I’m a 19-year-old sophomore at Lane studying English Literature and Dance. I was getting ready for Ballet when me and my classmates noticed the flashing fire alarm. We were all confused and assumed it was some sort of accident or drill until over the loudspeaker we were told…
LCC main campus was on lockdown for about two hours on Wednesday Feb. 22. Lane County Sheriffs were the first on the scene. The report was that an armed individual was on the main campus in Building 1 with intent to cause harm. Authorities later cleared the area and found no credible threat. In a…
On a rainy mid-morning in front of the Center Building on Feb. 7, Kevin Alltucker announced his campaign for LCC school board. School board member Rosemary Pryor will be retiring and she endorsed Alltucker to be her replacement. Pryor introduced Alltucker at his announcement, praising his work with non-profits like Relief Nursery and Kids First….
The Denali is Lane Community College’s hotspot for artists. There is a theme which is chosen each and every term. The newest theme starting this term is “Possibility” so what can students expect? What kinds of things can students publish? What kind of things has The Denali published in the past? To answer this question…
The COVID-19 pandemic affected student life in a myriad of ways, including the amount of LCC students enrolled at LCC. The year 2020 saw a lot of students having to prioritize and community college classes were often dropped for other things. However, Winter 2023 has shown an increase in enrollment over the last few years…
Lane Community College’s student forum, held last week, gave students opportunities to talk with the staff. The gathering had an attendance of three students one on Zoom and two in person. One key issue for students was Moodle. One student, Leon Bandcroft, who recently enrolled on campus shared their thoughts on Moodle in contrast to…
Jennifer Gerould is the guest director for Student Production Association’s upcoming play, “James and the Giant Peach.” Gerould grew up in the theater and was originally an actor before working in film production in New York City for ten years. Afterward, she returned to the theater and stage-managed over 20 high school productions. This production…
On Jan. 12, the Black Student Union hosted an event in celebration of Martin Luther King Jr., with keynote speaker, Dr. Ivory A. Toldson (Presidential appointed advisor on Historically Black Colleges and Universities, at LCC. This event is one of many the BSU hosts, co-organizes and collaborates with other educational organizations aimed at community engagement…
Rising inflation makes everything feel like it’s sharply gone up in price. However it isn’t just the greater community facing these issues as business owners have also been struggling with drastic increases in cost. Alfredo Van Nortwick, a representative of LCC food court restaurant Taco Intrusion, has recently noticed a huge price increase for something…
