Jason Dorsette has officially been on campus working as the Executive Director of the Institution for Equity, Diversity. Raised in North Carolina, Dorsette comes from a close-knit community of civil rights activists who he...
LBCC student Katie Littlefield will be the next editor-in-chief of The Commuter, the college’s award-winning student newspaper. Littlefield was appointed Wednesday by the college’s Student Publications Committee, which is comprised of LBCC students, faculty...
In this edition of the Commuter read about police brutality protests in Corvallis and Albany, one student’s journey to Machu Pichu, and what is to become of LBCC’s Veteran Garden.
There are some shows or movies you binge watch because you’re bored and have nothing better to do, such as “The Office.” Then there are shows and movies you binge watch because you cannot...
In this edition, read about LBCC’s response to the nationwide police brutality protests, a Q&A with the Associate Dean of Academic Foundations, and new SLC leadership.
In this edition of the Commuter: A detailed report from the recent Budget Committee Board Meetings, two Q&As with LBCC instructors, and a travel guide to Triangle Lake Rock Slides.
In this edition of the Commuter, read about one reporter’s mesmerizing trip to Cambodia, another’s recollection of her vacation in New York City, and learn how you can check out a camera to show...
In this edition of the Commuter read about an Albany gym’s remote fitness services, a survival videogame set in Oregon, and how COVID-19 will impact LBCC’s budget in the coming biennium.
In this edition of the Commuter read about the iPhone SE release, Troye Sivan’s new single, and our publication’s ONPA Annual Journalism Contest awards.
In this edition of the Commuter read about an exciting VR experience, a family’s strength during quarantine, and how to stay digitally organized.
