LC reaches agreement with student protestors
On Monday, Sept. 23, student protesters affiliated with the unofficial student group Students for Justice in Palestine Palatine Hill (SJPPH) set up an encampment outside of Frank …
New Campus Safety director resigns abruptly
On Aug. 26, Lewis & Clark announced that former Multnomah County Deputy Sheriff James Eriksen had been hired as the new director of Campus Safety. Eriksen resigned …
MENA Studies launches new 1 credit course: Palestine and Israel: Contexts, Convictions & Commitments
Undergraduate students this semester will have the opportunity to sign up for a one-credit course, MENA 298, entitled “Palestine and Israel: Contexts, Convictions & Commitments.” The course …
Angela Davis presents on past activism work
On the evening of April 2, students and faculty alike crowded into the Agnes Flanagan Chapel for an event organized by the Prison Abolition Club (PAC) to …
Locals react to Portland General Electric’s historic rate increase
On Jan. 1, residents in the Portland Metropolitan Area faced a historic increase of 18% in the electricity rate. An increase of this size has not occurred …
Throckmorton lecture addresses incarceration
On Monday, Feb.19, the Lewis & Clark History Department hosted the 60th Annual Throckmorton Lecture. This event brings some of the most distinguished historians in the United …
Co-chairs elaborate on 43rd Annual Gender Symposium
Queerbaiting, representation in TV shows, KPOP, femboys, clean girl aesthetics and sex toys are just a tiny fraction of the pertinent topics that will be addressed through …
Mascot Steering Committee addresses ongoing debate
On Jan. 17, Lewis & Clark students received a survey regarding the Pioneer mascot. The survey, which will remain open until Feb. 7, asked for feedback and …
Womens cross-country reaches new heights
Senior Riley Buese breaks school, personal records, assists team in exciting first meet victory since 2017ALTHOUGH THE season has just begun, the womens cross-country team is already …
Ideal Campus Safety relies on mutual communication
Campus Safety is often ridiculed for either being too strict or not doing enough. Whether you are having a conversation with them or they are ruthlessly confiscating …
Unique classes showcase fascinating subjects
MANY PORTLANDERS embrace the unofficial motto: “Keep Portland Weird!”, which is certainly reflected here at Lewis & Clark. Not only are LC students’ fashion trends and music …
Stuffies at college tell tawdry tails
If you have been keeping up with bulletin boards around campus, you might have noticed a new poster for “Stuffie at College Support.”Surprisingly, this is not a …
“Into the Woods” director highlights inspired costume, casting approach
This fall, Fir Acres Theatre will be putting on “Into The Woods” as its mainstage performance. Cristi Miles, Adjunct Instructor in the Theatre department, will be directing …
ENVX keynote speaker talks US-China policy
Lewis & Clark’s 27th Annual Environment Across Boundaries (ENVX) Symposium began on Sept. 30. The symposium, whose theme was “Green Innovation in China and the US: Creating …
NE Alberta Arts District offers perfect weeknight off campus
Vibrant and lively, Thursday nights spent in the Alberta Arts district will give you a wonderful tasting menu of Portland culture. With galleries lining both sides of …
Perfectionism, competition hinder learning experience
We all remember how our experiences in high school were hardly similar to what Hollywood portrays — pulling all-nighters doing homework, taking abundant AP classes, studying for …
Fifth year soccer star fights to break record of career goals, pass the LSAT
As an English major, my understanding of soccer is embarrassingly limited to the early 2000s masterpiece, “She’s the Man,” mainly because it is a modern twist on …