Lakeland student plans to give the gift of hope

Michelle Fromm, Managing Editor

December 6, 2012

Kayla Stevens, senior early childhood/elementary education major, is planning something a little different from your average gift-giving ritual this upcoming holiday season. On Sunday, Nov. 4, Stevens announced the beginning of her Ro Love Fundraiser via Facebook by saying, “This holiday season,...

New debate program to enhance Communication major

December 6, 2012

Debate is the art of arguing, and soon students at Lakeland College will be participating in this art. The program will begin next spring semester and will be headed by the instructor of the communication program, John McKenzie. McKenzie has been an instructor at Lakeland College for a year and a half...

Lakeland alums are featured writers at Great Lakes Writers Festival

Leah Ulatowski and Heather Hartmann

November 15, 2012

One might say it takes a writer to know a writer, to truly comprehend a career that revolves around making a masterpiece out of a blank page. Fortunately, Lakeland College’s annual Great Lakes Writers Festival (GLWF) is the perfect place for writers on campus to connect, perfect their craft in workshops,...

Community Service Initiative spreads holiday cheer

Amanda Smith, Staff Reporter

November 15, 2012

Would you like to help the community by taking part in fun and rewarding projects? If so, then the Community Service Initiative (CSI) group is looking for you. CSI is an on-campus group that desires to promote interest in and to teach the value of community service projects by helping out the local...

New class: Advanced Nonfiction to be offered spring 2014

Katie Amundsen, Staff Reporter

November 15, 2012

An Advanced Nonfiction class (WRT 440) is to be added to the list of Lakeland’s writing courses. The class will be taught by Assistant Professor of Writing Nate Lowe, who says it will be offered every even-year spring semester beginning in 2014. It will rotate with the Advanced Fiction class, which...