Lane Community College

We learn about the people running for four seats on the Lane Community College Board of Education from Torch editor-in-chief Kat Tabor.

In 2024, the program received a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, a federal agency, to expand the current program cycle through a partnership with Lane Community College. Now, with the entire IMLS staff put on leave, the college is looking for ways to continue the program in its current state.

People of all ages turned out at Lane Community College Saturday for the Native American Student Association’s Annual Pow Wow.

In a 5-1 vote, the Lane Community College Board of Education approved a tuition increase for the upcoming school year at their Wednesday board meeting.

Dr. Stephanie Bulger discusses the challenges and the opportunities facing Lane Community College.

After a five year hiatus, Lane Community College’s student newspaper, The Torch, is back in print.

Students, staff and faculty at Lane Community College in Eugene are participating in the Common Read—a project that aims to connect people on campus through reading one book together.

The University of Oregon says it’s committed to supporting all students ahead of potential raids by immigration enforcement.

The Lane Community College Board, the group that governs LCC, may be one member short for the rest of the school year.

After years of declining enrollment, LCC says it has nearly 10% more students this fall compared to last year.

Several local universities and colleges are holding their graduations this weekend.

The Eugene Public Library is hosting a series of monthly discussions on philosophy, as part of an effort to make the subject seem more accessible.