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Film “Project Hail Mary” stuns fans Swirls to represent the unknown of space, while the silhouettes of an astronaut and a robot face away from the viewer.
  • Arts & Culture

Film “Project Hail Mary” stuns fans

Lorelai Gango April 24, 2026 0
On March 20, the sci-fi film “Project Hail Mary” was released to theaters in the United States,...
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“Sinners” robbed of deserved awards A Oscar trophy stands in front of a roll of film unspooling.
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“Sinners” robbed of deserved awards

Lorelai Gango April 10, 2026 0
The 98th Academy Awards on March 15 drew in 17.9 million viewers to honor the best of...
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Lisa Fagin Davis hosts lecture on recovery of medieval manuscripts A photo of an individual manuscript page that has been separated from the rest of it's text.
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Lisa Fagin Davis hosts lecture on recovery of medieval manuscripts

Lorelai Gango March 20, 2026 0
On March 4, the Lewis & Clark Society of Fellows and the LC English Department hosted Distinguished...
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Choirs bring humor, heart at (Anti)Valentine’s Concert Choir sings as the director holds hand up with emotion.
  • Arts & Culture

Choirs bring humor, heart at (Anti)Valentine’s Concert

Lorelai Gango February 20, 2026 0
On Friday, Feb. 13, the Lewis & Clark Music Department hosted their 18th annual (Anti)Valentine’s Concert. The...
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“Heated Rivalry” deserves praise for queer storytelling Shane and Ilya, the love interests and main characters of "heated Rivalry, face each other while holding hockey sticks with tension.
  • Arts & Culture

“Heated Rivalry” deserves praise for queer storytelling

Lorelai Gango February 6, 2026 0
On Dec. 25, 2025, the Canadian queer hockey romance series “Heated Rivalry” aired the sixth and final...
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Watzek First Fridays brings Shakespeare to campus Skull on top of copy of "Hamlet" next to a bloody sword
  • Arts & Culture

Watzek First Fridays brings Shakespeare to campus

Lorelai Gango November 14, 2025 0
On Friday, Nov. 7, Arts@LC, a cross-department initiative to support the arts programming at Lewis & Clark,...
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“Dead Man’s Party” servesspooky drag performances Gagged Club members showcase their personas in annual Halloween production.
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“Dead Man’s Party” servesspooky drag performances

Lorelai Gango October 31, 2025 1
On Oct. 17, Lewis & Clark’s Gagged Club hosted its annual Halloween drag show, “Dead Man’sParty.” The...
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James W. Rogers Concert honors Director FitzGibbon Performers on the chapel stage singing with crowd of audience framing photo
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James W. Rogers Concert honors Director FitzGibbon

Lorelai Gango October 31, 2025 0
On Tuesday, Oct. 21, the Lewis & Clark Music Department hosted the annual James W. Rogers Concert....
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“Love Is Blind” One-Acts explore both love, absurdity Scene of a play set with dramatic lighting, a table, chairs, a lamp and a drink stand
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“Love Is Blind” One-Acts explore both love, absurdity

Lorelai Gango October 17, 2025 0
On Oct. 2-4, the Lewis & Clark Theatre Department presented “Love is Blind,” a production  of three...
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Pilot episode of “Knights of Guinevere” shows promise Princess Guinevere from "Knights of Guinevere" wishes on a star while onlookers watch
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Pilot episode of “Knights of Guinevere” shows promise

Lorelai Gango October 3, 2025 0
On Sept. 19, Glitch Productions premiered the pilot episode of the animated psychological thriller “Knights of Guinevere”...
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