The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted so many aspects of our lives over the course of the past...
Month: April 2021
The Prison Abolition Club (PALC) is happy to announce a new project to promote transformative justice (TJ)...
Lewis & Clark canceled the COVID-19 vaccination clinic scheduled for April 10 at Pamplin Sports Center three...
On March 12, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Bruce Suttmeier finally put out a...
On Dec. 13, 2019, Sarah Ruggiere ’16 was struck by a drunk driver while walking on the...
As part of National Poetry Month, the Lewis & Clark Alumni and Parent Program invited poet Kim...
Following last year’s heartbreaking cancellation of March Madness, fans of men’s college basketball have rejoiced over this...
While the Trail Room, affectionately referred to as the Troom, has remained closed for the 2020-21 school...
After an uncertain and tumultuous year, the 59th International Affairs Symposium was held from April 5-7. The...
MORE THAN 169 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in the United States since...
THE STATUES OF Sacagawea and Jean Baptiste and York play a vital role in how Lewis &...