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LBCC student Travis Peterson digs into an apple pie for a pie eating contest at the Harvest Festival on Friday, October 26th.


LBCC student Kaela Bauer celebrates winning the title of best costume at the Harvest Festival costume contest held in the courtyard at the Albany Campus. Bauer was dressed as Luna Lovegood from Harry Potter. 


Students of Linn-Benton Community College wait patiently for the winners of the costume contest to be announced at the 2018 Fall Festival.

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