By Emma Ford At Lewis & Clark, students get charged a lot in fees tacked onto tuition—this...
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By Halcyon Orvendal Once we get to a certain age, we hear this saying over and over...
By Emma Ambroziak Oregon is an incredibly biodiverse state, with more than 3,600 native plant species, climates...
The meal plan is the saving grace of college students across the nation: Dorm kitchens are inhospitable,...
By Emma Ambroziak Over the fall break weekend, I visited the pumpkin patch at Bella Organic Farm...
By Halcyon Orvendal The global warming crisis is a problem that lurks in the back of the...
Pauls Toutonghi is a fiction and nonfiction author and an English professor at Lewis & Clark. His...
Courtesy of Wilco Wilco’s “Cousin” begins with an incessant, rhythmic ticking like an analog clock, a steady...