December 12, 2024
The Chronicle, the student-run online newspaper at the College of Lake County, recently won 16 awards, and its former co-editor was named Editorial Writer of the Year in statewide competition among community college newspapers.
Giselle Coca, Staff Reporter • December 5, 2024
The College of Lake County this fall discontinued its Honors Program, citing low enrollment, though some participants question how well it was publicized by CLC.
Joy Gephart, Staff Reporter • November 27, 2024
On the fourth Thursday of November, the average American celebrates Thanksgiving day, but for indigenous people, it is a day of mourning.
Emmer Saucedo, Editor-In-Chief • November 21, 2024
On the day of the presidential election, students at the CLC Grayslake campus were asked if they planned to vote and whether they believed their vote mattered.
Annette Prado, Reporter • December 13, 2024
Antonio Díaz Oliva, an award-winning Chilean author and journalist visited College of Lake County students for its Fall Reading Series on Oct. 29.
Toni Woods, Reporter • November 20, 2024
Joy Gephart, Staff Reporter • October 18, 2024
Ian King, Staff Reporter • October 10, 2024
Jonathan Shanov, Staff Reporter • October 1, 2024
Emma Carpenter, Reporter • December 13, 2024
Three CLC students recently said they each have a personal favorite movie, revealing a surprisingly wide range of tastes.
Avery Piktel, Reporter • December 12, 2024
On November 15, Mike Tyson and Jake Paul held the most anticipated boxing match of the year at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Netflix’s streaming peaked at 65 million households watching the fight, gathering 108 million viewers globally. Although hyped as a jaw-dropping show, it was the biggest disappointment for any audience this year.
Joy Gephart, Staff Reporter • November 22, 2024
If you are looking for an opportunity to support indigenous communities this Thanksgiving, the Mitchell Museum of the American Indian is hosting an impactful exhibit that will shed light on one of the most grievous issues facing indigenous tribes across the United States.
Toni Woods, Reporter • November 20, 2024
Over the past two weeks, CLC Theatre presented performances of The Play That Goes Wrong, a play within a play.
Jonathan Shanov, Staff Reporter • October 1, 2024
Welcome back, Lancers! As the summer heat sizzles down, and the autumn air begins to blow, we find ourselves back in the classroom! With the...
Iliana Padilla, Editor-In-Chief • May 24, 2024
Phi Theta Kappa has a national partnership that encourages people to volunteer to help out patients who are in need of transplants.
Iliana Padilla, Editor-In-Chief • May 24, 2024
CLC has a two-year program that allows interested students to be an essential part of a team of professionals during surgical procedures.
Emmer Saucedo, Staff Reporter • May 10, 2024
CAPS hosted an event dedicated to spreading awareness of suicide and how students can play an active part in helping the community.
Katerina Katramadou, Staff Reporter • April 5, 2024
Expand your diet and meal plans and take them over to the Mediterranean!