LBCC’s English department hosted their visiting writer series with guest speaker, CSULB English professor and writer Suzanne Greenberg, on Nov. 16. Suzanne Greenberg selected stories from her most ...

Enrique Gil, LBCC student is working on an assignment in the psychology center. It's an available resource for students taking psychology classes. (Emma Lloyd) With finals coming soon, LBCC students ...

Nikita Gupta is a health educator who is available to students through mental health events, these events taking place in room M128 at the LAC campus. Gupta’s main focus is to help people explore ...

The Vikings run to celebrate with their goalie Jackie Garibay after a big win sending them into the second round of playoffs at a home game against Orange Coast on Wednesday. The Vikings beat the ...

LBCC’s women’s basketball team defeated Porterville College 73-50 in their first home game of the season Tuesday night after a stellar 28-point performance from reigning South Coast Conference ...

LBCC’s men’s water polo team came out victorious in the first round of the 3C2A State Championships after a thrilling buzzer-beater from Colley Ochoa to put the Vikings up 9-8 over American River ...

LBCC's utility Lola Annear sets up for a pass during the first round of state championship playoffs at the LAC Aquatics center on Nov. 21, 2024. Vikings beat Merced 13-3 sending them into the second ...

The Nutrition Club is an on campus organization formed in 2017 whose main goal is to spread awareness of good nutrition as well as sharing the love of tasty foods. Grace Gonzalez, a former ...

A sign at the entrance to LBCC's Welcome Center informs students that the center is out of Chromebooks on Nov. 5. The Welcome Center has been out of Chromebooks since the beginning of the semester.

Rene Zamudio, a computer lab specialist begins to fill his canvas with color paint after finishing his outline of the Hibiscus flower. This was the second sip and paint held at LBCC, each being themed ...

The Viking is published by Journalism 80, 81, 82, 83, 86, 87 and 88 students of the LBCC Journalism Department, with funding from the Associated Student Body.

LBCC’s recent on-campus projects, including the construction of a new performing arts center and the remodeling of the E Building, reflect a clear investment in improving the educational experience ...