Johnny Nuriel ’11 is a Portland-based performing artist, who typically performs alongside their husband Isaiah Esquire. The...
Month: October 2023
Rebecca Jordan Smith is an instructor of songwriting at Lewis & Clark, offering private instruction through the...
Lauren Caldwell ’24’s debut poetry publication titled “Other Scavengers” features 43 evocative, nostalgic and eclectic poems. Typically...
For the first time in its history, Lewis & Clark has created an official position for Indigenous...
The Office of Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement (IME) has officially launched the new First-Generation Mentorship Program. The...
On Oct. 2, the Native Student Union (NSU) hosted a panel discussion featuring speakers from the Indigenous...
In my previous years at Lewis & Clark I had ventured into my dorms to find name...
Hey Seamen! Welcome back to campus! I hope you had an amazing summer thirst tweeting about state...
Lewis & Clark welcomes Brad Breier as the new head coach of men’s and women’s golf this...
On Aug. 25, Lewis & Clark opened “Broken Spectre,” an immersive film created by Richard Mosse documenting...
GUTS is a story, told in references, of girlhood and glory. Twenty year-old Olivia Rodrigo pop-punk bashed...