

Glass Box Gallery expands opportunities for student artists
Daelynn Jones | Writer Outside photo of the Glass Box gallery inside the Rothrock Library. The Glass Box Gallery at Lehigh Carbon Community College was created to give student artists a professional platform to showcase their work and connect with the larger art community. According to Gallery Director and Assistant Professor of Art Jeremy Siedt, the primary goal of the gallery is to help students network with professional artists while learning the process of exhibiting the


The Secret to Public Speaking Isn't Speaking
Lucas Yencho | Writer Credit: freestocks-photos via Pixabay Public speaking is one of those things that most students tend to try and avoid. Trust me, I used to be the same way– overthinking every small presentation and assignment, hoping I don’t fall apart in front of everyone. Like a lot of people, I would get nervous, forget my lines, and ultimately end up reading off of whatever slides were behind me. Presenting never felt natural; in fact, it ended up hurting my academic


Finding Joy in the Little Things: Disney Pixar's “Hoppers” Movie Review
Delaine Popa Nina | Writer Sometimes, life can get pretty overwhelming when you're focusing on balancing classes, assignments, work, and even home life. This week, I wanted to give myself a break from everything and remind myself to appreciate the little things in life, so I watched the new animated movie “Hoppers” at AMC Theaters. First off, did you know that for most movies, if you go to watch them before 4:00 pm, the tickets can be up to 20% off? That is an incredible dea


I'm Sorry For Your Loss
Megan Gizinski | Editor Photo Credit: Thiago Matos via Pexels “I’m sorry for your loss.” As my world got overturned, I saw that phrase robotically plastered across every social media platform. Yet, my phone calls remained unanswered, and when I tried to return to normalcy after two weeks of psychological ping pong, my presence made people seem as if they themselves had seen a ghost. Death is inevitable; however, it was if though the mere mention of it burdened the people I wa


Letter from the Editor
Megan Gizinski | Editor Hi, everyone! My name is Megan Gizinski, and I am elated to be one of the editors for the Spring 2026 semester! As a Visual Media major, I honestly did not expect to take any non-required writing classes, but when Professor Heimann approached me about Newspaper Production, I knew there was no way I was not going to let this be my final class. I was always someone who used creative writing as an outlet– I used the Paint Program on my first computer to w


Why Balance Matters in College
Nathan Johnson | Writer Photo Credit: Pixabay- OpenClipart-Vectors Balancing work, school, and a social life can be a daunting task. You only have so much time in a day, and everything in your life is in competition for that time. People need breaks sometimes. Stepping away from the things that stress you out for small periods of time can be pivotal towards your outlook on them. Say you have a very stressful project for one of your classes that you just can't seem to get off


If college had a loading screen tip, what would it be?
"LCCC Loading Screen" by Megan Gizinski | Editor Kailynn Rivera | Fine Arts “This isn’t the finish line, but the starting line." Britteny Bhaloo | Paralegal " Dreams are achievable." Owen Dungan | Mechanical Engineering Technology " Make friends and make memories." James Vernet | Secondary Education "The best knowledge is found in the front of the classroom." Meriengel Reyes | Health Science "Work hard if you want to succeed." Ella Dieter | Chemistry "Get your work done in b


Free campus gym helps students get started with exercise
Arthur Geil | Writer Various weights, benches, and machines at the LCCC gym. Working out is one of the most common New Year’s resolutions. However, most tend to fall short of their goals due to lack of gym access. LCCC provides a gym for their students to stay consistent and active. Exercising has many benefits, including reducing stress, building strength, and increasing your longevity. Some students may not be able to afford a gym membership, but the free gym on campus make


Spreading love one letter at a time
Zulenny Flores Chaves | Writer Students write handwritten notes during the Love Letter Lab hosted by the Latin@ Leadership Club. Students gathered around tables filled with roses, candy, and handwritten notes at the Academic Resource Center on Feb. 12 to participate in the Latin@ Leadership Club's and Student Government Association’s (SGA) Valentine’s Day celebrations. These two events were designed to spread kindness and bring the college community together, but, more than


A spike in intramurals at LCCC
Autumn Clewell | Writer Paul Parkinson is setting one of his hitters. Fit, fun, and friendly—these are some of the adjectives used to describe LCCC's Intramural Volleyball Recreational League. This league has become an activity on campus that students look forward to throughout the week. Lacey Timony, one of the league organizers, shared that the main goal is lifelong fitness habits. Held in the campus gymnasium, the recreational league gives students an opportunity to stay
