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Alarm over cybersecurity at Zoom University Alarm over cybersecurity at Zoom University
  • Opinion

Alarm over cybersecurity at Zoom University

Jason Kowalski September 18, 2020 0
Amidst a global pandemic, online education has become the new normal for many of us. In a...
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Title IX changes force policy shift on campus Title IX changes force policy shift on campus
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Title IX changes force policy shift on campus

Jillian Jackson September 18, 2020 1
Content warning: This article discusses policy and events surrounding sexual misconduct. This past May, Secretary of Education...
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The Days of Our Pods: deceit, delusion, debauchery The Days of Our Pods: deceit, delusion, debauchery
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The Days of Our Pods: deceit, delusion, debauchery

Mackenzie Herring September 18, 2020 0
Unsuspecting Lewis & Clark students arrived on campus for their Fall 2020 semester, during a time that...
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Top seven hikes on or near LC campus Top seven hikes on or near LC campus
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Top seven hikes on or near LC campus

Arunima Jamwal September 18, 2020 0
Multnomah County stands on the lands of the Clackamas, Chinook and numerous tribes of the Columbia and...
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Pandemic prompts restructuring of art classes Pandemic prompts restructuring of art classes
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Pandemic prompts restructuring of art classes

Aubrey Roché September 18, 2020 0
While many lecture and discussion-based classes have little difficulty switching to hybrid teaching or going completely online,...
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Prison Abolition Club advocates for change Prison Abolition Club advocates for change
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Prison Abolition Club advocates for change

Tor Parsons September 18, 2020 0
Over the past few months, the U.S.’s racial reckoning following the death of George Floyd has led...
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Video games prove to be perfect pandemic pastime Video games prove to be perfect pandemic pastime
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Video games prove to be perfect pandemic pastime

Tyler Short September 18, 2020 0
Virtual living took on a drastic new meaning as our jobs, education and social lives abruptly transitioned...
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Virus causes Campus Living policy concerns Photo of two people walking across the bridge.
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Virus causes Campus Living policy concerns

Venus Edlin September 18, 2020 0
Campus Living at Lewis & Clark was forced to alter many of its policies over the summer...
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Karen upset with rubber bullets, opts for recyclables Illustration of a white woman pointing her finger while holding a dog.
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Karen upset with rubber bullets, opts for recyclables

Jason Kowalski September 18, 2020 0
The current protests have stirred up debate and have pushed society to reflect. In Portland, specifically, the...
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Students seek new ways to maintain wellness Photo of the bulletin board outside the College Outdoor office
  • Sports

Students seek new ways to maintain wellness

Aidan D'Anna September 18, 2020 0
Even though most traditional sports have been relegated to personal fitness exercises because of COVID-19, and outdoor...
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Public art thrives on boarded-up storefronts A mural of Breonna Taylor in between the words "No Justice No Peace."
  • Arts & Culture

Public art thrives on boarded-up storefronts

Venus Edlin September 18, 2020 0
Despite the relatively quiet summer on campus following Lewis & Clark’s closure in March, downtown Portland has...
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