Lane Community College

Lane Community College workers marched through downtown Eugene Saturday afternoon to protest the college’s administration and demand contracts that protect the rights of employees and students alike.

The Lane Community College Board of Education has made a formal apology to college president Dr. Stephanie Bulger.

Classes start next week at Lane Community College. LCC President Dr. Stephanie Bulger talks about enrollment, the new Bachelor's in Nursing, the Board of Education, and concerns over federal and state budget impacts.

School employees described a person moving through campus on a skateboard, who was shouting racial slurs and brandishing a makeshift club.

Lane Community College’s Board of Education voted to censure one of its own Wednesday, after an independent investigation substantiated allegations that board member Zachary Mulholland had engaged in bullying and discriminatory behavior toward LCC’s president, as well as other women at the college.

Police activity closed East 30th Avenue earlier this morning.

At Lane Community College’s Blue Door Theatre, audiences will soon step into a city under siege; one where love, laughter, and danger exist side by side.

The President of Clackamas Community College set an audacious goal for himself this summer: To run to all of Oregon’s 17 community colleges and raise money for students’ basic needs.

For the first time in more than six months, Lane Community College’s Board of Education will operate with a full slate of members.

Enrollment for the summer term at Lane Community College is up this year. School officials report upticks in admissions across the board—for continuing, returning and new students.

On June 14, Lane Community College celebrated its 60th commencement with over 1,200 graduates.

It’s college graduation weekend in Oregon.