Colleges should not maintain neutrality on political and social issues Authors: Zion Okano and the Civil Discourse Program Should colleges maintain neutrality on political and social issues? This question seems to come up every...
Authors: Cheyanne Rider, Clayton Lynch, and The Civil Discourse Program Do you remember a time when you participated in an internship and/or extracurricular activity? Was this a required activity, or did you choose to...
LBCC’s Civil Discourse Program is hosting a debate on the proposition, Measure 110 should be repealed. The Zoom debate will occur on Monday, October 9th from 3-5pm. Registration is required on Eventbrite. Oregon’s Measure 110, passed in November 2020...
The Civil Discourse Program, facilitated by Communications professor Mark Urista, is finishing the term strong with their final and beyond relevant op-ed; Should Community College Be Tuition-Free? If education is a fundamental right, then...
The Civil Discourse program, facilitated by Communications professor Mark Urista, is continuing their mission of exploring relevant and potentially polarizing topics. The latest? TikTok and if it should be banned. Is the popular technology...
LB’s Civil Discourse Program recently hosted the Braver Angels to debate a very relevant, often very polarizing topic; is ChatGPT a threat to higher education? Student leaders of the co-curricular — Cheyanne Rider, Damoni...
Welcome to LBCC! As you explore all that our college has to offer, I’d like to provide some info on a co-curricular program many former students report as being a highlight of their college...
Do you hear that? That faint scream in the background? The screams of our neighbors – the hurt, the passion, the fear, and the hope for a happy and healthy future – the screams...
