The first primaries of the 2020 presidential election are about four months away, and the crowded race...
Day: October 4, 2019
Noah Riley ’20 is a football guy to the core. Not only is he a quarterback for...
On Sept. 20, one of the largest climate protests in Portland’s history began with thousands of demonstrators...
The statue of Sacagawea, one of the most important historical figures from the Lewis and Clark Expedition,...
This fall, Lewis & Clark welcomed Rozalyn Crews as the new artist in residence at LC’s Ronna...
Associate Professor of Art and Studio Head of Sculpture Jess Perlitz was awarded one of five Hallie...
A common football injury called Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) has changed the sport forever. It should not...
Professor Emerita of German Studies Dinah Dodds, a pinnacle of the Lewis & Clark community, passed away...
A rare sighting of a cougar in the Lewis & Clark habitat sparked headlines and startled the...
If, like me, you enjoy taking walks around campus, you will notice berries, fruit trees, mushrooms and...
When I was a freshman, I was called a fascist. Let me take this time to give...