Asian Pacific Islander Student Union representative Matthew Yook wants more visibility for clubs. Yook wants to increase exposure with advertising. He said his goal is for all clubs to create posters and brochures to raise awareness. “I’m in full support of this idea,” said Colette Buchanan, co-chair of Native American Students Association. The clubs agreed...

Six financial companies are vying for a contract to process LCC financial aid refunds, with a decision expected by a selection committee in the next week or two. Currently, the company Higher One acts as the middle man between those who give financial aid to students — the government and private lenders — and those...

Diversity, creativity and a love of learning unite and inspire growth for the members of LCC’s Honors Program, said Mary Gross, a member and nursing major. “The Honors Program is not designed with the intent of just finding the most intelligent people, just for the sake of doing that. It’s about creating a group of...

Finally, the moment had arrived. Freshman Brandon Nash (6’1″, 155-pounds) had been flirting with 6’6″ in the high jump during the Titans’ last two track and field meets. This time, Nash surprised himself with a personal record in Chico, Calif. He cleared 6’9 .75″ to finish tied for second at the Chico Twilight on April 15....

After continuing a $3 per credit tuition surcharge and raising it another $2 per credit earlier this year, the college is looking to raise tuition again after state funding projections fell $5.8 million short of the needs for next school year. At the April 18 budget committee meeting, administrators discussed possible resolutions for the shortfall,...

At its April 18 meeting, the ASLCC approved a $2,000 funds request for the Native American Student Association to hold a storytelling event in May. Currently, ASLCC’s Vote or Vote campaign has registered 1,900 students to vote. Its goal is to reach 2,500 by April 24, the last day to register for the primaries. The...