by Rose Bialk As Autumn begins and the rainy season sets in, exciting weekend activities are a...
Year: 2023
Portland is well known as an expensive city, and many find themselves missing out on unique local...
By Halcyon Orvendal Coming home late after a long day at the campaign office, Grover Mint ’17...
By Rose Bialk Along with the usual syllabus run-through and attendance policies, one of the first discussion...
The rain is dreary, melancholy, glum. The rain is beautiful, tranquil, charming. It is a patter against...
On Sept. 29, the philosophy department hosted a colloquium featuring Liam Kruchten ’24 who spoke about their...
by J Frank This week, Lewis & Clark has launched a motivational campaign promoting a “growth mindset”...
By Emma Ford The Office of Student Rongs and Reactivity has suffered a leak of confidential complaint...
By Halcyon Orvendal Given our school’s focus on sustainability and our youthful demographic, Lewis & Clark students...
By Rosalie Zuckermann During the month of June, it has become common to see businesses change their...
By Rose Bialk For the 2021-22 school year, a record number of 677 first-year students (excluding transfer...