Our democracy is in desperate need of courageous journalists who possess the integrity to take back the media and provide the world with an honest view of reality. That is what LBCC and Professor...
UPDATE: A memorial hosted by friends of Kungshi will be held in his honor at Avery Park on Sunday, May 28 at 6:30 p.m. The LBCC community faces a second tragic loss this year...
Michaela Martin felt shock when she stumbled across a Linn County Code entitled “No Rights To Homosexuals” on the county’s website in November, 2016. Linn County Code Chapter 270 “No Rights to Homosexuals” is...
The LaSells Stewart Center bubbled to its brim with an uproarious, thousand-person crowd as OSU’s Rainbow Continuum hosted the Spring Drag Show 2017 on Saturday, April 29. A bi-annual event, the show draws performers,...
Rebecca Fewless stands smiling beneath a seven-foot, glowering, glittery-eyed demon. She peeks over the rim of her black glasses, long red hair framing her dimples in wisps. “The happiness of your life depends upon...
Jodie Smalley lives in a Corvallis mobile home with her turkey and two cats. Plastic is strewn across the floor and Smalley’s feathered friend waddles to place herself in front of an electric heater,...
A college education should provide a pathway to career success and a good job. Why not start your search now with some support from the LBCC Career Center? Between 80 and 100 employers will...
Kevin Yusif Peña Aceves thought he belonged in his hometown of Albany, Ore. Growing up, he enjoyed life as an American, playing high school sports, teasing his three younger brothers, and hanging out with...
PORTLAND, Ore. — One day after Donald J. Trump took the oath as the 45th president of the United States, over 600 coordinated marches took place across the country and the globe as the...
Unlike the rest of the historical United States, Oregon didn’t just enslave and then segregate black people; the state criminalized their very existence. Under the first exclusion law passed in 1848, black people in...
