LCC News
What The Hell Is Canvas?
LCC transitions to a new learning management system by Ella DiDomenico Goodbye Moodle, hello Canvas! As the 2025-2026 school year came to a close, so did Lane’s use of Moodle as its learning management system (LMS). The college has instead started their transition to Canvas. Many students and staff alike seem to be […]
Just Venting — or a Threat? How Lane Responds to Concerning Behavior
Understanding where angry words, bias and concerning behavior can lead to a threat assessment By Amanda Fallon Getting angry is not a crime. Neither is complaining, criticizing the college or having a bad day. But when does venting cross the line into something a college needs to investigate? That question is at the center of […]
Pro Tips for New Students
Students and staff offer ideas By Ella DiDomenico As I approach my second year at Lane, I am only recently learning of all the wonderful resources offered here. I never planned on going to college after graduating high school, so when I finally decided to go — simply for the sake of not letting […]
Siletz Culture Takes Center Stage
Nesika Illahee Pow-Wow celebrates generations of Siletz culture, tradition and community. By Amand Fallon The 2026 Nesika Illahee Pow-Wow brought together members of the Siletz community and visitors from across the region Aug. 7–9 at the Pauline Ricks Memorial Pow-Wow Grounds on Government Hill in Siletz, Oregon.Hosted annually by the Confederated Tribes of Siletz, the […]
Musicians Move from Classroom to Stage
Eugene nonprofit supports jazz education, performance opportunities and community connection for LCC and university students by Amanda Fallon For many student musicians, learning jazz does not stop when class ends. In Eugene, it can continue on stage. Through concerts, educational outreach and student-centered programming, The Jazz Station is helping connect student musicians with […]
