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The Lookout Staff further their connections at MCCPA conference
April 10, 2026The Lookout staff attended the MCCPA conference, leading to connections and achievements.
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LCC responds to allegations against Chavez by changing name of multicultural center
July 17, 2026President Robinson finally addresses what is to be done about the name of LCC’s multicultural center.
The murder that brought campus safety into question
July 14, 2026LCC’s Professor Carolyn Kronenberg was murdered on campus in 2005.
Parling's fight for her degree is not over
July 08, 2026Melissa Parling has an update on her ongoing civil rights case against Lansing Community College.
Anthony Kruckeberg: From Blackhawk helicopter mechanic to director of the aviation program
June 25, 2026Anthony Kruckeberg tells his story along with what the aviation maintenance program is like at LCC.
The Lookout staff reflect on a year marked by evolution
June 23, 2026The new era of The Lookout begins.
Trustee Taylor's visitor-friendly campus is officially ready
June 18, 2026Changes around campus are making LCC a more visitor-friendly campus.
Check out photos from the Office of Empowerment's Juneteenth celebration
June 18, 2026The Office of Empowerment welcomed students and staff to experience Black culture through food, games, dancing and more in honor of Juneteenth.
Panel discussion raises awareness of genocide on campus
June 17, 2026An April discussion featured three panelists with personal ties to genocide who shared their lived experiences
Check out the celebrations at LCC and in Lansing that honor the importance of June 19
June 16, 2026Lansing Community College is celebrating the historical impact of Juneteenth.
Parling says she was denied her degree due to a 0.07% grade margin. What happens next for the nursing student?
June 15, 2026There has allegedly been a lot of controversy surrounding the nursing program at LCC. Are these rumors facts or fiction?
Students share one change they would make at LCC
June 12, 2026Students at LCC were asked what they would do if given the opportunity to change one thing at the college.
The track and field team's road to nationals
May 27, 2026Despite a season without a head coach, the Stars went all the way to nationals.
History club students immerse themselves in Michigan history in Mackinac
May 15, 2026The LCC History Club travels for the day to Mackinac Island.
LCC Stars wrap up season with a home tournament
May 14, 2026Overcoming a variety of challenges throughout their season, the LCC Stars saw their season come to a close after a best-of-three game during their...
LCC's softball comeback starts now
May 14, 2026“In life, winning and losing will both happen. What is never acceptable is quitting.” - Magic Johnson
Hidden in plain sight: the metal artwork students miss
May 12, 2026You have probably walked past this hidden artwork without even noticing it.
Kelly Sandula-Gruner proves it is never too late to change direction
May 11, 2026Finding the right path is not always about pushing forward. Kelly Sandula-Gruner is proof of that.
Labor rights celebrated on campus
May 08, 2026The LCC Labor Relations team celebrated workers at a May 4 event.
Art, music and creativity close out the spring semester
May 08, 2026Students end the semester with an array of creative projects.
Spring ceremonies begin a new chapter for LCC students
May 07, 2026This year marks the 68th year of LCC’s commencement ceremony and features notable attendees.
Cesar Chavez was accused of hurting multiple women. How should LCC respond?
May 07, 2026Cesar Chavez recently has been accused of sexually assaulting multiple girls and women. This brings into question what the college should do with...
Listen: President Robinson on LCC in the new age of generative AI
May 06, 2026In a sit-down interview, Dr. Robinson speaks on what he believes education can be with generative AI, student concerns and more.
A FIRE way to start finals week
May 06, 2026Today the Gannon Building was evacuated due to a fire emergency.
From missed sessions to a seat at the table: My Envision Green journey
May 05, 2026Somewhere in a jam-packed schedule came unexpected opportunities as Envision Green became more than just a transfer program for one student.
The Japanese Club gets a little sweet treat at mochi-making event
April 30, 2026The Japanese Club hosted its mochi-making event.
Preparation for commencement begins with cap and gown pick-up
April 30, 2026With commencement around the corner, students picked up their caps and gowns and shared what they are looking forward to after graduating.
Artists thrive in LCC's first-ever student gallery exhibition
April 29, 2026Art students at LCC will have their work displayed in a professional gallery setting for the first time.
Generative AI poses questions to long-standing higher ed ethics
April 28, 2026With generative AI tools becoming more commonly used in the office, at home and at school, it raises ethical dilemmas and questions for higher education...
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