After arriving back to Lewis & Clark’s campus this fall, I have been dealing with a rush...
Month: September 2021
Long before there were TriMet bus stops and interstate highways, or even a college on Palatine Hill,...
Across the Willamette River, Mother Foucault’s Bookshop has inhabited 523 SE Morrison St. for 10 years. Through...
Another year has come and gone and television has served as an escape from the real world...
Every year, one of the first things new students at Lewis & Clark have to decide is...
While many forms of art can be done alone and have one creator, art can also bring...
Instantly beloved by fans and critics alike when it premiered in 2013, NBC’s “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” has finally...
With the return of academic life, getting outside can be a breath of fresh air for Lewis...
There seem to be two ultimate truths for student athletes at Lewis & Clark: The plane tickets...
For decades the Olympics have remained the gold-standard for athletic achievement, excellence and persistence, pushing athletes beyond...
Don Aaberg ’66 once held the record at Lewis & Clark for the fastest 1500 meter run...