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Getting To Know Professors at Lane: Camilla Mortensen
Camilla Mortensen is a writing and journalism instructor at Lane Community College. She is also the editor-in-chief of Eugene Weekly. She spoke to The Torch about time management, objective journalism, bias in the classroom, and the legacy she hopes to achieve. How do you balance two different careers between Editor-in-Chief at Eugene Weekly and writing/journalism…
LCC Appoints New Dean of Student Success
Lane Community College recently promoted Dr. Jane Reeder to Dean of Student Success. Dr Reeder previously held the position of TRiO and TRiO Stem Director. Originally from England Dr Reeder talks about navigating the college system and what she intends to do to make the system easier for LCC students. Dr Reeder. Could you first…
A Day With The Rainy Day Pantry
The Rainy Day Food Pantry is Lane Community College’s on campus food pantry. It is open and free to all students. For more information on The Rainy Day Food Pantry follow this link and students who want to apply for a food box, fill out this form.
A Letter From the Incoming Editor-in-Chief
To our readers, It is an honor to be appointed the new editor-in-chief at The Torch. Our outgoing editor, Chandlor Henderson, held the Torch together throughout the pandemic. He helped in the transition from a physical paper to an online publication and I look forward to continuing that work. Several of our team members graduated…
We Stand on the Shoulders of Giants
n 1834 John Kirk Townsend, a naturalist at the time, said of the Kalapuya, “probably there does now exist one, where, five years ago, there were a hundred Indians.”
Halloweeny 2021ey
EIC Chandlor Henderson and Copy Editor Molly Newhard share their feelings about Halloween.
LCC To Host Annual Fall Fundraiser
Lane Community College Foundation. Lane Community College Scholarships. Lane Foundation Scholarship. LCC Scholarships.
Mistakes to Not Make!
Mistakes to Not Make! By Chandlor Henderson. College routine tips. College morning routine. Daily routine as student. Daily routines.
The Torch visits and celebrates nature on a quiet campus
On Saturday, Oct. 9, 2021, Torch editor Chandlor Henderson visited a very quiet campus. His intention was to take photos and document the campus. He found that the animals and insects living on campus are thriving. Building 18 has a new mural. And people are still utilizing the soccer fields. While most students still are…