LBCC students will see an 8% increase in tuition next school year, as the college looks to close a budget gap brought on by declining state funding and lower enrollment caused by the coronavirus. ...
Earlier this month, LBCC President Greg Hamann sent an email campus-wide addressing some of the budgeting challenges LB will be facing due to the economic impacts of COVID-19. Below is the original PDF that...
Students, faculty and staff alike filed into the LBCC boardroom with anticipation Tuesday night, as the college’s Board of Education was about to make history. A constant chirping filled the room, which sounded like...
Jeff Cope, owner of the local nursery Home Grown Gardens, expressed his concerns with LBCC’s decision to suspend the horticulture program. “It was a decision without input from the community and input from the...
In a cool room on a hot day, about 35 staff and administration met in Forum room 104 for LBCC President Greg Hamann’s Spring address on Thursday, April 17. During the president’s spring term...
Talk of increased tuition is buzzing around campus, but this past week has students and faculty seeing the first concrete examples of LBCC’s reduced budget. Along with several cuts to staff, the most pressing...
In the next two years, students are looking at increased pressure on their wallets in order to receive a two year degree or a certificate in a Career Technical Education. In a statement put...
Staff from The Commuter sat down to talk with Linn-Benton Community College President, Greg Hamann about a recent incident involving derogatory remarks made on the Civil Discourse Club whiteboard in Takena Hall on Oct....
With the state of DACA up in the air, many who benefit from the executive order are afraid of what the future may hold. Blanca Ortiz and Juan Navarro were tired of being afraid...
With all the composure of a judge, LBCC President Greg Hamann started the two hour forum speech. LBCC President Greg Hamann addressed faculty, staff, and students on April 19 in Forum 104 during his...
