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...
Students and staff found out this week that LBCC has plans to eliminate its Horticulture and Crop Production department and major. LBCC Vice President of Academic and Workforce Anne Buchele discussed the proposed elimination...
Are you interested in plants, mushrooms, gardening, vineyards, greenhouses, and/or small farms? “Everyone’s welcome,” said Horticulture Club President Sterling Guijar at a meeting on Jan. 17. Succulents, geraniums, and vegetable starts fill the Greenhouse....
No more pesticides, it’s the law. The news didn’t sit well at the time with LBCC’s lead groundskeeper George van Keulen. “I was trained if you see a weed, you spray it and kill...
“Science Matters” came to light last Thursday during the LBCC’s Earth Day Celebration. The 7th annual LBCC Earth Day Fair was held on the main campus courtyard on Thursday, April 20 from 11 a.m....
