On Saturday, May 6th, Lincoln's Xochitl Cultural Dance Company and all of Lincoln's Folklórico classes dedicated a beautiful Folklórico show to mothers as an early Mother's Day celebration. The...
As the shaking leaves your hands and the nervous sweat that's drenched your back dries, you are left staring at the multitude of letters and emails from idolized, or sometimes stigmatized, universities...
Have you yet to turn in your community service hours?
As of Monday May 8th all students were required to turn in their community service hours to activities director, Kelly Phillips. She is located...
Senioritis has been a controversial topic for quite some time. Whether it could be a real condition or perhaps students are just being plain lazy. Senioritis is commonly defined as “a supposed affliction...
Spring Sports are coming to a finale and that includes Badminton. This year the Lincoln Lions Badminton Team had an incredible season as shown by their 9-6 record. On top of that they became a community...
Have you seen the lit lamp inside the theater, if so what is it?
The Lincoln Theatre Guild pledges to a shared commitment to greater inclusion, participation, and compassion in our theaters and our...
Often seen around campus rocking one of his colorful baseball hats, Richard "Hats" is the backbone of the Lincoln Campus. For 38 years Richard has been in charge of preserving our most populated buildings...
On Monday April 24 at 7 pm there was a guest speaker at the Lincoln media center. It was an organization to inform students, parents, and friends about understanding relationships, dating, violence &...
These paintings are all a collection of Color Field paintings. Color Field paintings are abstract paintings that first became known in New York during the 1940s. These paintings mostly contain fields of...
On Friday, April 28th, Lean In will be hosting a special event in the Lincoln Center from 4-5:30pm. The afternoon will feature a number of speakers, and issues regarding the experiences of marginalized...
On Saturday March 25th, two Lincoln reporters, Marco Huerta and Daniel Perez toured the historic Roberto-Sunol Adobe, a structure that has lived through a century of change. They documented the history...
Have you ever wondered why [FREE] food is being given to students at Lincoln?
At Lincoln for the last couple of months, at times there has been an abundant amount of food in the main building just outside...
