Category: Miscellaneous
Seemingly Simple: Spring Photojournalism
When you think of photojournalism, it can be easy to jump on the ‘oh, I can do that easily,’ train. But things are rarely as easy as they may seem, especially when it comes...
Hall of Fame: Former LBCC President Greg Hamann Honored by AACC
LBCC President Emeritus Greg Hamann inducted into American Association of Community Colleges Hall of Fame The American Association of Community Colleges has announced Greg Hamann as one of six new members of its national Hall of...
Mental Health Awareness: Student Q&A
May showers bring spring flowers; And perhaps a little more seasonal affective disorder.In addition to cold sunny days, showers and flowers, May also brings with it Mental Health Awareness Month. More than 50 percent...
Stress: Can It Be Good For You?
Have you ever had butterflies in your stomach before a first date or sweaty palms during an interview? Felt a little unnerved at the thought of someone unexpectedly popping by while the house is...
Look Around: Photojournalists Capture Locals
Mithril Ajootian (they/them) is a Corvallis based artist. While their favorite medium is acrylic paint, they also do drag performances, sing, play guitar, sculpt, embroider, carve linoleum prints, among other art forms. Ajootian’s main...
Ready, Set, Rage: Rage Rooms Bring a Smashing Time
Have you ever had such a bad day, or been so angry that you just wanted to smash something? But you stopped yourself because as adults we can’t just throw a tantrum and smash...
Poetry Hotline Provides Daily Poem Throughout Month of April
April marks National Poetry Month, so as a way to honor the occasion, Oregon’s very own poet laureate, Anis Mogjani, has set up a poetry hotline. Callers can dial in to listen to a...
Weekly Student Updates and Opportunities
A weekly update email from Rob Camp detailed many opportunities for students. Be sure to keep a look out for these as the term continues! Opportunity to give your feedback and get free Dutch...
Wellness Wednesday: Emotional Overload
I feel like a yo-yo; devastated by pictures of war, elated that my child’s report card is so much better than last year, saddened about a friend who’s diagnosed with cancer (again,) smiling at daffodils and crocus blooming in the yard.
