LCC News
Art is in the air
A Glimpse behind the art; from the artists’ perspective By Amanda Fallon We see art every day. It is where. Have you ever thought about the artist? What motivated them to make the piece? What was going on in their lives at that time? Art is therapeutic, expressive, it can mean something deep or nothing […]
Campus Safety On The Move
Public Safety is moving from Building 12 to Building 15 as Bond 20-306 goes into effect. By Dallas Wiltgen Lane Community College is finally preparing for a massive approximately $14 million relocation of Public Safety from Building 12 to Building 15. Funded by Bond Measure 20-306, this transition marks a new era for the […]
There’s a New SGA in the House
After the spring student elections, a new Student Government Association is stepping in with fresh leadership and a renewed focus on transparency By Joseph Rutigliano With Lane Community College student election coming to a wrap on Feb. 8, the Student Government Association (SGA) now has a new set of ten elected officials. President-elect Michael Olson […]
Cars and ARs: Weapons against peaceful protesters
By Keadan Weiler, Agostinho Da Silva Eugene residents organized several protests outside the Eugene Federal Building, throughout Feb. 28. Demonstrators protested ICE, the recent strikes on Iran and the Trump Administration’s actions across the country. Protests began near 8th Avenue and Oak Street in the Eugene City Park Blocks in front of the Lane County […]
This is a war for Empire: Anti-war protest takes place at Wayne Morse Courthouse in Eugene
by Agostinho Da Silva Eugene is no stranger to anti-war sentiment, and the current military strikes in Iran aren’t faring any differently. On March 2, residents joined together to make their voices heard in front of the Wayne Morse Federal Courthouse and show their opposition. On Monday, people gathered outside the Morse Federal Courthouse in […]
