LBCC Campus Photos

Taking a well-deserved break! Lillenna Johnson, a student intern on the LBCC Student Leadership Council, balancing homework, campus life, and event planning can be a lot, but moments like this in the Student Union help recharge and refocus. Here’s to staying motivated and creating positive change on campus!

Every Wednesday, LBCC students gather in the courtyard for 'Coffee and Conversation,' sharing music, laughter, and community. This week on November 6, 2024, the group brought gospel spirit to campus, with Jeff Miller strumming the guitar as voices rose in harmony. It’s moments like these that connect us all!

An aerial view of LBCC's newly renovated courtyard taken October 30, 2024, shows off its modern layout and inviting space. With fresh seating areas, greenery, and plenty of room to gather, it's designed as the perfect campus hub for studying, socializing, or just relaxing between classes.

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