Category: News
Hostile Terrain 94: An Undocumented Migration Exhibit
Every year, thousands of migrants from Mexico and Central America attempt to cross the United States-Mexico border in the hopes of finding a better life. Not all of them are lucky enough to make...
Kyle Emile Visits LB: Free Intelligent Conversation Event Friday, Oct. 21
Kyle Emile, founder and executive director of Free Intelligent Conversation (FreeIC), will be speaking and facilitating an activity on LBCC’s main campus this Friday, October 21, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. When you...
Civil Discourse Program Op-Ed: Should Linn-Benton Offer More or Less In-Person Classes?
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...
ChangeMakers Kicks Off Stress Relief Series
Linn-Benton’s Human Services Co-Curricular, ChangeMakers, has launched a new self-care series for students to tune in to learn some tips and tricks on ways to deal with the inevitable stressors in our lives; Being...
Oregon March for Life Rally
Salem, ORAnti-Abortion protesters gather in front of Oregon State Capital Building. SALEM – A rally organized by Right to Life called “March for Life” was held Jan. 29. The group of hundreds gathered in...
Spreading Awareness: EDI Hosts Zoom Informational for Support Animal Knowledge
The Institutional Equity, Diversity & Inclusion held an informational Zoom event on Jan. 26 to spread awareness and knowledge about support animals. As described, there are three main types of support animals. The first...
Phlebotomy Program Welcomes New Blood
You may have heard that the nation is facing critically low supplies of donated blood, but you may not know that there is also a shortage of phlebotomists, the healthcare professionals whose job it...
Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience Brings the Past to Life
The purpose of art is to express and elicit emotion. It teaches us how to look beyond the necessary and find a meaning. It helps us to feel something new, and possibly excite some...
OSU’s ‘Music A La Carte Series’; Curing the Midday Blues With Rhythm and Blues
Since 1969, Oregon State has been hosting informal midday concerts on Fridays throughout the fall, winter, and spring terms. Sailing strongly in its 52nd season, the ‘Music A La Carte’ series takes place in...
