Imagine for a moment reading a book — reading the whole thing in a strange, enchanted state....
Month: September 2026
New guidelines from the Department of Homeland Security are making it more difficult for international students to...
After receiving feedback from students about the lack of stimulating elective choices, Lewis & Clark administrators have...
Austin McCoy, assistant professor of U.S. and African American history at West Virginia University, spoke in front...
Jonathan Moore ’29 spent his first weeks at Lewis & Clark bracing for the sense of otherness...
To little surprise, The Princeton Review ranked Lewis & Clark second in “Reefer Madness” out of 392...
As part of Lewis & Clark’s strategic imperatives addressing the ongoing budget deficit, the college introduced several...
Josefa de Óbidos has often been, as many female artists of her time are, regarded as an...
The fall semester calls for many new beginnings. Whether it is your first or last year here...
What happens when a niche becomes a trend? Can a trend become a niche? Social media has...
Lewis & Clark students have four new options for minors this fall, spanning cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, education...
