We wanted to share our concerns about recent cuts to the library. Folks outside the English Department may be unfamiliar with the term “information literacy” although you certainly know the concept. Information literacy is...
At LBCC in 2008, as faculty from varied disciplines, we recognized that the college’s commitment to address issues of diversity and inclusion for our staff and students was a serious issue. Above and beyond our...
Most of my life, I’ve stood by the unpopular opinion that summer tends to overstay its welcome. It’s a buzzy, flashy season that takes everyone for a ride, but rarely, if ever, provides...
LBCC Should Offer More In-Person Classes Authors: Yahaira Suarez, Miles Henderson, Gabriel Knox, and The CIvil DIscourse Program Going to school during a pandemic has been a rollercoaster ride for many of us. The...
Help?! LBCC is celebrating Mental Health Awareness Week, and across the United States and beyond, it’s Mental Health Awareness Month. Look up NAMI – National Alliance for Mental Health, ACHA – American College Health...
By Lisa Hoogesteger
Lisa Avery Shares Her Thoughts on the Recent Events at Our Nation’s Capital
Is Positivity Possible to Learn? Philosophically, if your nature is to be negative or critical, can you really change to look at things more positively? This will not be a scientific debate. I’ve got...
Here are some thoughts on exercise, physical activity and a few reminders to help cope with stress in your life (Story by Lisa Hoogesteger)
Just “Desserts”; by Lisa Hoogesteger
