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The Great Shakeout comes to Lane What do you do when an earthquake strikes? It is a situation nobody wants...
The Great Shakeout comes to Lane What do you do when an earthquake strikes? It is a situation nobody wants...
LCC’s new president, Dr. Stephanie Bulger, comes from a family of educators. She is the great granddaughter of a sharecropper...
Welcome Week has arrived at Lane Community College. The college welcomes students back with an array of clubs, organizations and...
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Camilla Mortensen is a writing and journalism instructor at Lane Community College. She is also the editor-in-chief of Eugene Weekly....
Lane Community College recently promoted Dr. Jane Reeder to Dean of Student Success. Dr Reeder previously held the position of...
The Rainy Day Food Pantry is Lane Community College's on campus food pantry. It is open and free to all...
To our readers, It is an honor to be appointed the new editor-in-chief at The Torch. Our outgoing editor, Chandlor...
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.”
EIC Chandlor Henderson and Copy Editor Molly Newhard share their feelings about Halloween.