Lifestyle
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Tips to Help You Survive Your Convention Experience
By Taylor Smith Taysmith@lc.edu Trains, toys, comic books, anime, if you can think of any topic, it is likely that there is a convention just for it. Conventions are a fantastic way to meet new…
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Short Films, Big Dreams: Highlights from the Always Late TV Awards
By Brayden Walter Brwalter@lc.edu Filmmaking is a staple of human creativity, allowing us to capture human emotions, stories, and history across cultures and generations. Each year, dozens of films are dropped into the laps of…
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L&C Counseling Department Hosting Wellness Week on Godfrey Campus
GODFREY – Lewis and Clark Community College’s Counseling Department and Wellness Committee are hosting Wellness Week, highlighting campus and community resources, featuring free food, activities, mental health screenings and suicide awareness information. Events run from…
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Trivia Night to Benefit NGRREC at Old Bakery Beer Company
By Jeannette Carrington Jcarrington@lc.edu The National Great Rivers Research and Education Center (NGRREC) will host a trivia night and silent auction from 6 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, March 20, at the Old Bakery Beer…
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Foraging on Campus
By Taylor Smith taysmith@lc.edu Lewis and Clark Community College does not have a lot of forageables to offer; however, there are a couple of different spots you can check out to get yourself a snack without…
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LC Students Bring Talent to the Edwardsville Art Fair as September Comes to a Close
By Kal Weiss kkweiss@lc.edu The Edwardsville Art Fair was held in the City Park by Edwardsville Art Center (EAC) from Friday, Sept. 27 to Sunday, Sept. 29. The fair was a celebration of art and…
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Edwardsville Art Fair
Graphic by Grace Becker Our students Annabelle Scully, Casey Stanton, Alayna Lammert, Grace Becker and Jeannette Carrington will be displaying their artwork at the Edwardsville Art Fair on September 27, 28 and 29. Please come…
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Reshaping Cultural Exhibitions: Museums Respond to NAGPRA Overhaul
By Jeannette Carrington jcarrington@lc.edu In a sweeping response to new federal regulations, the Saint Louis Art Museum and Missouri History Museum, along with other prominent museums across the United States, have begun closing or…
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What to do With Inedible Foraged Goods and Foraging Byproducts
Taylor Smith Taysmith@lc.edu Foraging is a once-lost art that has been one of the main reasons we have come so far as a species. It’s given us access to agriculture, horticulture, and especially art.…
