On Oct. 26 Lane Community College hosted the annual Harvest Dinner, which is co-produced by the LCC Foundation and the Culinary, Art and Hospitality programs. The dinner is a fundraising event for the college. This year about 400 guests came to the event.
The Oregon Student Public Interest Research Group has big plans for the coming year at LCC with a proposed campus-wide Dodge Ball tournament, a continuing fight for affordable text books, Sustainapalooza and much more. Probably the most rigorous of OSPIRG's upcoming events would be the Don't Dodge the Issues, campus-wide Dodge Ball tournament that is being planned this term.
The LCC debit card may have less fees and new features for the new year. The program was designed to simplify students' financial aid process by providing direct access to financial aid money through the card at enrollment services, online and at retail locations in Eugene.
Public Safety reported four robberies in Lane Community College's parking lots on Oct. 6. Director of Public Safety, Sandra Ing-Wiese, reported that while Public Safety as of Wednesday had no clear idea on the suspects, she said robbery, especially from vehicles, has not seen an overall.