Broadway Portland offers a must-see rendition of “Hadestown”
Broadway Portland is closing their 2021-22 season with 2019 Tony Award winning musical “Hadestown,” The show brought Greek tragedy to the Keller Auditorium in a heartfelt, high …
Thank You Scientist outshined by openers
Thank You Scientist and supporting acts Art Thief and Strawberry Girls came to Portland’s Mississippi Studios on June 14. The progressive rock band was well admired by …
Review: PCS’s “Rent” closes out season strong during Pride Month
Portland Center Stage’s “Rent,” which runs through July 10, is a well-crafted version of the 1996 Jonathan Larson musical, perfectly revisited for this moment in politics. The …
“Welcome to Night Vale” live show impresses Portland audience
“Welcome to Night Vale,” a popular fiction podcast, translates to an engaging and unique event experience with its touring live show “The Haunting of Night Vale.” “Night …
FSU to host Evening With Monica Lewinsky ’95
On April 20, Monica Lewinsky ’95 will visit Lewis & Clark for several events hosted by the Feminist Student Union (FSU). The main event is titled “An …
Pent up students reveal new hot, steamy studying strategy
With the end of the spring semester quickly approaching, a thick barrier stands between students and the downtime they so rightly deserve: finals. Thanks to the combined …
Track and field excels in record breaking year
Throughout the Spring 2022 season, the Lewis & Clark track and field teams have had a multitude of strong individual and team performances. Only a year after …
Senior art exhibition features works by 13 graduating studio art majors
The 2022 Senior Art Exhibition, “Don’t Blink,” opened on April 8 in the Ronna and Eric Hoffman Gallery of Contemporary Art. The show features the work of …
Shalini Hanstad ’22 selected as commencement speaker
When Shalini Hanstad ’22 first received a nomination last February to be a student speaker at spring commencement, she was both surprised and hesitant. “I wasn’t sure …
Club sports participants deserve to earn PE credits
I am a student athlete. Whenever I say this, I laugh to myself because I do not really believe that it is true, even though I have …
Log’s Editor-in-Chief bids paper farewell
As I sit here writing this letter, it is five in the morning. My final layout as editor-in-chief is almost over. I am attempting to eat suhoor, …
Festival of Scholars and Artists returns in-person
On the morning of April 8, Festival of Scholars and Artists (FOSA) began at Lewis & Clark, marking the annual celebration and exhibition of work by students. …
Reed students protest faculty racism, inaction
Students at Reed College staged a two-day sit-in on March 30th and 31st in protest of racist and xenophobic comments made by Professor of Psychology Paul Currie. …
Mitchell S. Jackson to speak at 2022 commencement ceremony
Pulitzer Prize winning author Mitchell S. Jackson has accepted an invitation to speak at the Spring 2022 commencement. Jackson is native to Portland and currently resides in …
Director Kayleigh McCauley-Sayer leaves Center for Social Change
Dr. Kayleigh McCauley-Sayer, associate dean of students and executive director of The Center for Social Change and Community Involvement, departed Lewis & Clark on April 6. LC …
New symposium focuses on transformative justice
Lewis & Clark’s first Transformative Justice Symposium (TJS) took place on campus from April 4-7. The inaugural symposium focused on the theme of “Planting the Seeds of …