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Day: November 14, 2025
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On Nov. 5, the government shutdown became the longest in American history when it entered its 36th...
About two years ago, I picked up Mary Shelley’s 1818 classic “Frankenstein” on recommendation from a friend....
Many Lewis & Clark students are preparing to head home to celebrate Thanksgiving. Congratulations to those of...
On Thursday, Oct. 30, the Frank Manor House filled with students and faculty for a reading by...
In a recent press conference, Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shared...
Lewis & Clark student Azula Margaret Dubbs Jaggar ’27 has quickly become one of the Pacific Northwest’s...
The traditional presidential pardoning of a Thanksgiving turkey dates back to the H.W. Bush administration, when the...
On Friday, Nov. 7, Arts@LC, a cross-department initiative to support the arts programming at Lewis & Clark,...
In 1812, a Massachusetts governor by the name of Elbridge Gerry signed a law redistricting the state’s...