THIS year’s International Affairs Symposium — the 62nd at Lewis & Clark — highlighted a set of...
Emma Claire Ambroziak
On the evening of April 2, students and faculty alike crowded into the Agnes Flanagan Chapel for...
Legally Fat, a student group on the Lewis & Clark Law Campus, became an official club in...
On Jan. 1, residents in the Portland Metropolitan Area faced a historic increase of 18% in the...
The United States has long struggled with the opioid epidemic. Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid, has historically served...
Courtesy of American Antiquarian Society Courtesy of Interim Archives/Getty Images Dr. Benjamin Park, an associate professor of...
Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic, Portland has struggled to regain its once-vibrant downtown life. In August 2023,...
Students and professors alike rely on the Lewis & Clark Bookstore to supply the textbooks and novels...
By Halcyon Orvendal Sup season is upon us, and life is good. Although canned soup quells a...
By Emma Ambroziak Oregon is an incredibly biodiverse state, with more than 3,600 native plant species, climates...
Pauls Toutonghi is a fiction and nonfiction author and an English professor at Lewis & Clark. His...
