What if the best part of college didn’t happen in a classroom? With classes starting next week, now is the time for students to consider the benefits of getting involved in campus events and activities. Whether you’re taking one class or have a full class load ahead of you, it’s important to make time for activities outside the classroom. Benefits of getting involved are many, including gaining a sense of belonging, connecting with new people, learning life skills, and something not often mentioned: being perceived as more hireable.

Thinking about your next step? Whether you’re fresh out of high school, changing careers or returning to school after years in the workforce—Lakeshore College is ready when you are. And, there’s still time to enroll for fall semester.

July may just be the tastiest month of the calendar year. Known as National Culinary Arts Month, it serves up a good reminder to celebrate the connection point summer cuisine has to offer.

To help address the shortage of qualified candidates needed to fill local law enforcement jobs, Lakeshore College is launching a new accelerated Criminal Justice program beginning in August. The program's accelerated timeframe can have students graduated and ready to start a new career in law enforcement as soon as January 2026.