on campus

 


 
Students walking between classes on campus.
 

 
Leaves dance through the wind in circles across the track.

 
Zeph Portukalian, Student Engagement Leader at LBCC, demonstrates how to get your hand stuck in a vending machine while trying to push a packet of Skittles back into place.

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