Ashtyn Britt abritt@lc.edu This year is the one hundred year anniversary of the armistice of World War I, having…
Why LGBTQ+ History Month Matters
Ashtyn Britt abritt@lc.edu October is a very special month for the LGBTQ+ Community, being LGBTQ+ History Month to shed…
History of April Fool’s Day
Shelby Wallace Graphic Designer Unlike many holidays celebrated, April Fools’ Day has no certain origin. Instead, there are…
L&C Hosts Prison Performance Arts Troupe
On Feb. 11, Lewis and Clark Community College will host its very first drama theater production of “Going Home,” performed by the Prison Performing Arts Alumni Troupe.
L&C Underground Railroad Tours
History will be brought back to life on Thursday, Feb. 26 with the return of the Underground Railroad tour hosted by J.E. Robinson, just one of the many Black History Month celebratory events.
Lewis and Clark’s Walk With Harriet Haskell
On Tuesday Nov. 4, Lewis and Clark had its very first history tour attraction, A Walk With Harriet. The tour was open to the public and provided information about L&C during the time it was formerly known as Monticello.
Alton History Mural in the Works
“As this mural stands, it will be a proud representation of the past, present, and future of Alton and the people who live here,” said Petroleum Engineering major Dakota Parish.
Pity the Fool and the April Fish
April Fool’s Day, also known as All Fools’ Day, is the one day out of the entire year when being mischievous is considered to be awesome.
Alton Middle School is Bringing Back Culture
Nicole Marconi, Field Summit House principal, said that this was a serious topic with celebration weaved within, and as a school, everyone was to stand together to help one another with all goals and endeavors.