On Nov. 9, Literary Arts hosted the 2019 Portland Book Festival, which featured food trucks, author discussions,...
Month: November 2019
As soon as the purchase of Lloyd Frank’s Fir Acres Estate by Albany College was completed in...
Robert Eggers creates a claustrophobic climb into hysteria surrounded by a sea of paranoia in “The Lighthouse,”...
Nearing the season’s end, Lewis & Clark’s football team prepares to close out strong and improve this...
On Nov. 6, a crowd of students entered the Ronna & Eric Hoffman Gallery of Contemporary Art,...
Though he passed away in 1993, Lewis & Clark still honors William Stafford as one of the...
Students at Lewis & Clark often purport to be politically engaged in national politics and tend to...
On Nov. 10, I was fortunate enough to visit the Portland Japanese Garden and attend a cultural...
Deep within the digital jungles, where few dare to tread, exists Portland Tinder: a lawless, cutthroat wasteland...
Over three years after Pokémon GO was first released, the game is still popular at Lewis &...
I would like to start this article by expressing how much I admire the student-athletes at Lewis...