What this means for you: Your tuition will go up. Higher than we already advocated for.

Today, May 19, come find our walk-around cart traveling to various buildings on Lane's campus. We'll have free goodies and information on how you can get involved in advocating to keep tuition rates at that 1.2% promise.

Tell the Budget Committee no. Come to Building 3 at 4:45 PM to sign up for public comment and tell them no. If you can not make it sign this petition to hold the board accountable to their decision. Answer one question to make your voice heard.

GSA invites you to "Sex, Gender, and Identity: What Everyone Should Know," an engaging presentation and discussion exploring key concepts around sex, gender, identity, and rights.

This event offers a welcoming space to learn, ask questions, and join an open, respectful conversation. The session will include a presentation, including a panel discussion and Q&A—and free food from the Center Building food court will be provided for the first 40 attendees. Tuesday, May 19 12:00 - 1:30 PM Center Building, 2nd floor, Haughland Commons Free food from the Center Building food court for the first 40 attendees

Presented by Kaylee-Allyssa Larsen, MA, PhD candidate, and Princess Hébert, GSA Vice President.

Hey students! Want to help other students?

Dine to Donate fundraiser at Texas Roadhouse (1060 Valley River Way) on Tuesday, May 19 from 3:00 - 10:00 PM. Present a picture of the flier to your server and Texas Roadhouse will donate 20% of your food purchases to the Lane Foundation's ABM Scholarship. Can't make it in person? Donate directly via Venmo. Come hungry, eat, and make a difference!

Career Pathways department is offering a free Cooking Workshop May 20 from 3:00 - 5:00 PM for OHP (Trillium) members! Learn to prepare delicious nutritious meals on a budget and take home free ingredient kits. Fill this form to register.

Are you looking for a way to get more connected at Lane Community College? The Lane Student Government Association is offering an opportunity for students to connect with other community colleges, build leadership skills, and learn more about getting involved on campus. This conference will take place August 31- September 2.

This opportunity is especially intended for students who are newer to student life and activities, though all students are welcome to sign up and participate. Students interested in attending must reserve their spot by May 29, 2026. A mandatory meeting will be held on June 1, 2026, at 4:00 PM in Center 202.

This is a great opportunity to meet new people, represent Lane, and begin building your involvement and leadership experience at LCC.

May 28: Spring Festival this year is from 12:00 - 3:00 PM at Bristow Square for a nautical themed celebration featuring LCC's student organizations from across the campus brought to you by your SGA team. Enjoy games, win prizes, get free food and other activities all for free!

June 3: The Neurodivergent Student Unions Annual Fidget Fair is a celebration of neurdiversity and an opportunity to learn about the science behind fidgets.

June 3: SGA is hosting BOE Watch Party: Hands Off Our Tuition version. Join us in advocating for you and get some free food while you are at it. See you at the Haugland Commons at 5:00 PM.

June 5: Celebrate Pride month with the Gender and Sexuality Alliance! Come to the Gender Equity Center for cupcakes, photos, and fun. Guests are encouraged to wear their pride colors, bring a friend, and carry on this LGBTQ+ tradition!

June 6 & 7: Student Production Association is hosting "Dark Play, or a Story for Boys" in the Blue Door Theater on Saturday at 2:00 Pm and 7:30 PM and on Sunday at 2:00 PM

June 13: 61st Commencement is here! Congrats graduates. Don't forget to RSVP by May 29. Students who need to borrow a cap and gown may submit a request through the loan form. Regalia sizes are reserved on a first-come first-serve basis.

Deadlines Approaching!

Last day to make Spring term schedule changes.

Are you considering one of the following*:

• withdrawing from a class?

• changing your grading method?

If so, May 22 is the last day to do it.

*Remember! These decisions can impact your Financial Aid, so always check with Advising or Financial Aid first.*

Coming Up: June 15 by 11:59 PM: Deadline to pay off your Winter term bill.

If you haven’t already paid your balance, make sure to pay by DAY MON DD so you aren’t dropped from next term’s courses.

Can’t make the deadline? Reach out to Student Accounts. They’ll explore payment options with you. They’re happy to help!

bursar@lanecc.edu | Building 1, first floor

Step up your study game with a sweet treat! Visit the STEM Learning Zone in Building 16, Room 193 throughout the month of May to get math and science support and enjoy a snack to help you stay focused!

May 27 - Skittles and Statistics

Tutoring is available for most subjects by appointment, and drop-ins are welcome as staffing permits. Visit our website to book an appointment or check our hours!

Need help preparing materials for the upcoming job fair? Work with a writing tutor to help you craft, edit, and proofread your resume and cover letter! Make an appointment with a tutor or email your documents

Athletics

The Titans baseball team qualified for the NWAC Championship with their Super Regional wins over the Bellevue Bulldogs.

Head coach Josh Blunt and his team will travel to Longview, WA for a first round matchup vs. the Spokane Sasquatch. First pitch is scheduled for Thursday at 4:35 p.m.

By the time you are reading this, the track and field team may have finished their Championships that were held at Mt. Hood CC in Gresham on Monday and Tuesday (May 18-19).

Anyone can keep track of results by visiting the NWAC Championships tab or searching “Lane” on Athletic.net.

Recreational

LCC Students can drop in and use the weight room from 9:00 - 10:00 AM on M-W-F.

Drop in and use the gym from 10:00 - 11:00 AM on M-F

Students can visit Building 5, Room 204 and pick up recreation passes to the Bob Keefer Center, Elevation Bouldering Gym or ticket vouchers for a Eugene Emeralds game!

Your Student Government Association is gathering feedback from the student body – we want to hear about any questions or concerns you may have about your courses. Examples may include course, midterm, or finals scheduling, grades, your classroom experience or other matters. Submit your feedback using this class concern form or attend an SGA public meeting on Tuesdays from 4:00–6:00 pm in Center 202 to share your thoughts directly.

The Student Success Council was assigned development of a new COPPS policy for GPA Changes and is recommending a draft for consideration. Please provide all feedback on the linked Google form; feedback is due by June 1, 2026. Please note: the feedback form is not anonymous, and the feedback you provide may be discussed by governance councils at a public meeting.

The Infrastructure Council has reviewed and updated the existing COPPS policy for IT: Virtual Private Network (VPN) and is recommending a draft to College Council for consideration. Please provide all feedback on the attached form; feedback is due by 11:59 PM, Wednesday, June 10.

Please note: feedback is not anonymous and may be discussed by the council at a public meeting. Both the form and the doc are available when logged into an LaneCC google account.

LCC is in the initial stages of developing a Central Plant Decarbonization Plan, working with consultants from Ever-Green Energy through an awarded pro-bono grant. We are hosting this SWOT analysis and vision setting session event to gather input from LCC students.

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