Content warning: This article discusses policy and events surrounding sexual misconduct. This past May, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced revisions to
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Campus Living at Lewis & Clark was forced to alter many of its policies over the summer in light of the coronavirus.
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Vol. 95 No. 1
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The Northwest Conference (NWC) announced that all conference competition was to be suspended due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic until Jan. 1,
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Since the new strain of coronavirus began to spread, the search for information has been on. Despite the amount of studies regularly
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On Aug. 13, Portland State University (PSU) announced that its Campus Public Safety officers will no longer be armed, starting this fall
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In 2007, Tony Award-winner Lin-Manuel Miranda read author Ron Chernow’s biography about Alexander Hamilton — a book that caused controversy for its
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Studying abroad is an experience that many Lewis & Clark students look forward to during their time at the college, and the
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COVID-19 testing capacity was one of the biggest factors in deciding whether to reopen college and university campuses across the country this
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Since the beginning of the shutdown caused by COVID-19, I have been sitting, scrolling, sleeping, reading or consuming other media. In a
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Visiting Assistant Professor of International Affairs Matthew Scroggs is one of two new faculty members in the International Affairs (IA) department. Scroggs
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After the COVID-19 virus was detected in Copeland Hall’s sewage, it became the first dormitory to be locked down. This did not
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Over six months into the COVID-19 pandemic, Lewis & Clark is “faring well” amid an unprecedented economic downturn that has threatened colleges
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