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Emmer Saucedo, Editor-In-Chief • October 7, 2025
College of Lake County student apprehended by Border Patrol at the corner of 34 N. Sheridan and Madison Street at the CLC Lakeshore Campus Monday morning, said CLC President Lori Suddick.

Joy Gephart, Managing Editor • August 5, 2025
On January 20, President Donald Trump signed an Executive Order titled Restoring the Death Penalty and Protecting Public Safety, lifting the federal execution moratorium put in place by former President Joe Biden in 2021.

Emmer Saucedo, Editor-In-Chief • June 24, 2025
North Chicago City Council on May 19 approved a rezoning request that shifts a site at 3601 Skokie Highway from light to heavy industrial to allow a truck repair center to occupy part of the facility, leaving neighbors concerned about what other businesses might step in.

Joy Gephart, Managing Editor • May 28, 2025
In our debut episode, we sit down with Dr. Aleksander Jankovski to unpack a growing frustration among college-age voters: the limits of the U.S. two-party political system. Why do so many young people feel politically homeless? What are the alternatives, and do they stand a chance? Dr. Jankovski offers insight into the historical roots of our current system, the challenges of third-party viability, and what we as students can do to push for change.
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With weapons aimed at your back and a chance for freedom and financial stability ahead, how far are you able to endure in a never-ending walk that demands every ounce of blood, sweat and determination you have?

Evan Schuler, Reporter • September 10, 2025
Caught Stealing directed by Darren Aronofsky, is a tale of being in the wrong place at the wrong time, making the wrong choices in tough situations, and taking responsibility for those actions.

Angel Overlin, Illustrator • February 28, 2025
This Black History Month illustration is designed to replicate a quilt that captures pivotal cultural events and the resilience of the Black community throughout history—from their roots in Africa, through their struggles in the United States, to their enduring impact across the globe. Overall, it’s meant to symbolize the community’s strength as it moves forward into the future

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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.