THE LEWIS & CLARK Curriculum Committee is proactively working on reforming the General Education (GenEd) curriculum. The GenEd...
Month: October 2016
THE FALLING OF the leaves signifies various annual traditions: pumpkin-carving, apple-picking and sweater-wearing, to just name a...
Common fears are spread through social media outlets that take advantage of widespread coverage Social media is...
POSTERS ARE ubiquitous on Lewis & Clark’s campus, from academic and faculty buildings like Templeton and Miller...
Bon Iver have redefined their sound in their latest album. “22, A Million” is a complete departure...
I’m not going to lie– when I first heard Danny Brown’s new track, I was more excited...
For a band with very little actual music, American Football’s impact is astounding. In 1995, Mike Kinsella...
THE NEW Preoccupations record is disturbingly clean. After their billy club of a full-length in 2015, it...
WHEN YOU THINK of the Portland Police Bureau, what comes to mind? People on horseback and Segway,...
TO WALK INTO THE Hoffman Gallery’s latest exhibit, “Open This End,” is to find oneself at a...
UNTIL RECENTLY, The Central Eastside Industrial District was characterized by its abundance of warehouses and trains. However,...
