Artificial intelligence is reshaping many parts of our world, including the arts. In animation, AI tools can...
Megan Ziegele
With fall’s arrival, now is the best time to curl up with a book, and I would...
On Sept. 10, 31-year-old conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at Utah Valley University, where...
Lewis & Clark Professor of Anthropology and Asian Studies Jennifer Hubbert, a long-time scholar of state-society relations...
In the last decade, US politics have seen a seismic shift — not just in policy but...
As the academic year ends and many students head out of town, those staying in Portland for...
Once upon a time, books were crafted — not just written. They resulted from long hours, countless...
Deeply symbolic, sharp and sporadic, the Tiffany Mills Dance Company performed on the Fir Acres mainstage on...
Emily Austin’s novel “We Could Be Rats” is a powerful exploration of sisterhood, trauma and the narratives...
For Lewis & Clark students who love skiing and snowboarding, Ski Club provides the perfect opportunity to...
Since taking office in 2016, President Donald Trump has branded himself as a religious figure, inspiring his...