Women’s basketball is on a hot streak this season. Most recently they beat Portland 92-35 and Chemeketa 72-39. Go support our Titans this Saturday at 2 p.m. when they face off against the Clackamas Cougars. The men’s team has been struggling to get back to the win streak they had in November. They recently lost…
The Learning Garden recently had its bake sale with its baked treats made from ingredients grown and prepared by students. The bake sale which is one of the clubs special events held to bring more exposure to the learning garden had baked goods such as carrot cake, sweet potato pie, apple muffins and herbed biscuits…
Imagine for a moment, It is 5:30 p.m. on a Wednesday on the second floor of the Center Building and you are working on schoolwork and studying. It’s starting to get a little difficult and you’re getting a little tired from working all day and you want to find a place to stop but can’t…
The LCC Titans Volleyball team beat Clark Community College 3-0 in their second-to-last home game. Celia Hubbard was the high scorer with 13 points and 12 kills. The Titans will face off against Mt. Hood on Oct 22. at 2 p.m. in their final home game of the season. They head into this game with…
At Lane Community College, students have every opportunity to feed their minds with knowledge, but what about their stomachs? Luckily, over at the Center Building neighboring with the Titan store where you may have picked up your school supplies and books is the food courts where students can study, hang out and most importantly get…
According to AirNow.gov the Air Quality Index in Eugene is currently 130 which is described as unhealthy to sensitive groups. In southern Lane County near Cottage Grove the AQI is over 160 which is considered dangerous. The Cedar Creek fire near Oakridge has burned almost 123,000 acres and Eugene is in the line of smoke….
Elections are fast approaching and Oregonians in House District 4 have questions to consider when choosing their representative. On Oct. 6, the City Club of Eugene and the League of Women Voters of Lane County hosted an online candidate forum for candidates where questions about reproductive healthcare, the housing crisis, child care, and more were…
LCC’s new president, Dr. Stephanie Bulger, comes from a family of educators. She is the great granddaughter of a sharecropper who passed a philosophy of “using education as the vehicle to change your life” down to his children, and his children’s children. Dr. Bulger has tried to embody that philosophy throughout her journey to LCC….
Welcome Week has arrived at Lane Community College. The college welcomes students back with an array of clubs, organizations and support groups for students to help them with everyday college life. While maneuvering college life, Welcome Week invites students to walk around and see what opportunities await. Career Pathways is a program that aids students…
Lane Community College’s Board of Education held its monthly meeting June 1. The first action item of the meeting was the proposal to approve the budget plan for the fiscal year 2022-2023. All six of the board members voted in favor of approving the plan. Here is the link to the document with a detailed…
