Campus News
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Apply For Scholarships Today! L&C Community College
By: Jordan Jones jordanjones@lc.edu Scholarship applications for the 2022-23 academic year opens on October 1, 2021. Enrolled students can complete a short General Application to auto-match with all their qualified opportunities, as well as…
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Fall Fest 2021: ‘Symbolic of what’s to come’
By Keenan A. Mount kmount@lc.edu This year’s Fall Fest, a staple of Lewis and Clark’s event calendar, saw a somewhat aggressive amount of breeze but far more importantly it saw a large amount of people…
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Minority Fair
By Linsa Dean lndean@lc.edu On Sept. 30, 2021, The Commons hosted the first-ever LCCC Minority Fair. The bright room filled with the sound of an LC Band and the voices of participants, and soon enough…
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10% Off for LC Students at Germania Brew Haus
By Stephen Kern skern@lc.edu Germania Brew Haus is a coffee shop and craft beer taproom based in the Alton area. They are now offering 10% off orders for Lewis and Clark students. They provide a…
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Farewell: A letter from the editor
By Alex Johnson amjohnson@lc.edu Hello! For those that don’t know me, my name is Alex, and I have been the editor-in-chief at The Bridge for the Summer and Fall ’20 semesters as well as the…
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L&C’s Student Newspaper Hauls in 22 ICCJA Awards
GODFREY – Besting last year’s tally of 17 awards, Lewis and Clark Community College’s student-run newspaper, The Bridge, earned a record-breaking 22 awards in the 2021 Illinois Community College Journalism Association (ICCJA) awards. Bridge…
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Upcoming Student Activities
By Jenna Shelton jshelton@lc.edu As Student Activities President, this writer has the exclusive on what exciting programming we are thinking up. Unfortunately due to COVID, we have had to cancel annual favorites such as Fall…
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L&C’s Student Newspaper Racks Up 17 ICCJA Awards
By Jenna Shelton jshelton@lc.edu The 2020 Spring conference to announce the winners of the Illinois Community College Journalism Association’s annual newspaper contest may have been canceled due to COVID-19, but it didn’t stop the ICCJA…