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Thank You Scientist's saxophone player blares on stage amid wash of red light.

Thank You Scientist outshined by openers

June 24, 2022 Venus Edlin 0

Thank You Scientist and supporting acts Art Thief and Strawberry Girls came to Portland’s Mississippi Studios on  June 14. The […]

Cast members of "Rent" belt on stage.

Review: PCS’s “Rent” closes out season strong during Pride Month

June 17, 2022 Venus Edlin 0

Portland Center Stage’s “Rent,” which runs through July 10, is a well-crafted version of the 1996 Jonathan Larson musical, perfectly […]

Cecil Baldwin stands on stage with purple lighting. He speaks into a microphone.

“Welcome to Night Vale” live show impresses Portland audience

May 27, 2022 Sofia Reeves 0

“Welcome to Night Vale,” a popular fiction podcast, translates to an engaging and unique event experience with its touring live […]

FSU to host Evening With Monica Lewinsky ’95

April 15, 2022 Aubrey Roché 0

On April 20, Monica Lewinsky ’95 will visit Lewis & Clark for several events hosted by the Feminist Student Union […]

Pent up students reveal new hot, steamy studying strategy

April 15, 2022 Malcolm Parisi-Marcoux 0

With the end of the spring semester quickly approaching, a thick barrier stands between students and the downtime they so […]

Track and field excels in record breaking year

April 15, 2022 Gabe Korer 0

Throughout the Spring 2022 season, the Lewis & Clark track and field teams have had a multitude of strong individual […]

Senior art exhibition features works by 13 graduating studio art majors

April 15, 2022 Aidan D'Anna 0

The 2022 Senior Art Exhibition, “Don’t Blink,” opened on April 8 in the Ronna and Eric Hoffman Gallery of Contemporary […]

Shalini Hanstad ’22 selected as commencement speaker

April 15, 2022 Ihsaan Mohamed 0

When Shalini Hanstad ’22 first received a nomination last February to be a student speaker at spring commencement, she was […]

Club sports participants deserve to earn PE credits

April 15, 2022 Alexandra Flory 0

I am a student athlete. Whenever I say this, I laugh to myself because I do not really believe that […]

Log’s Editor-in-Chief bids paper farewell

April 15, 2022 Ihsaan Mohamed 0

As I sit here writing this letter, it is five in the morning. My final layout as editor-in-chief is almost […]

Festival of Scholars and Artists returns in-person

April 15, 2022 Philip Steffen 0

On the morning of April 8, Festival of Scholars and Artists (FOSA) began at Lewis & Clark, marking the annual […]

Reed students protest faculty racism, inaction

April 15, 2022 Asmaa Zaidan 0

Students at Reed College staged a two-day sit-in on March 30th and 31st in protest of racist and xenophobic comments […]

Mitchell S. Jackson to speak at 2022 commencement ceremony

April 15, 2022 Ihsaan Mohamed 0

Pulitzer Prize winning author Mitchell S. Jackson has accepted an invitation to speak at the Spring 2022 commencement. Jackson is […]

Director Kayleigh McCauley-Sayer leaves Center for Social Change

April 15, 2022 Aubrey Roché 0

Dr. Kayleigh McCauley-Sayer, associate dean of students and executive director of The Center for Social Change and Community Involvement, departed […]

New symposium focuses on transformative justice

April 15, 2022 Amelia Doyle 0

Lewis & Clark’s first Transformative Justice Symposium (TJS) took place on campus from April 4-7. The inaugural symposium focused on […]

International Affairs Symposium held in person, hosts global experts, discusses assigning blame

April 15, 2022 Venus Edlin 0

Madeline Gallagher ’22 and Madison Thomas ’22 co-chaired this year’s International Affairs Symposium (IAS), “The Blame Game: Reimagining Fault and […]

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    Today is President Robin Holmes-Sullivan's first d Today is President Robin Holmes-Sullivan's first day serving in her new role at Lewis & Clark. Holmes-Sullivan released a video message to start off her term as LC's 26th president. She is the first president to be a person of color, a woman and openly part of the LGBTQ+ community. The video addressed enrollment, capital construction projects, fundraising and presidential preparation. Part of the video is included in this post, but the full version was sent out to the LC community by email and is available on the college's website. Former President Wim Wiewel emailed a farewell letter to the community on June 29, in which he praised Holmes-Sullivan. "I feel confident that we are now in very good shape, and that with Robin’s leadership, the College will continue to thrive." Wiewel wrote. Holmes-Sullivan's inauguration will be Oct. 21 with more details to be announced in the future. Photos courtesy of Lewis & Clark College.
    Mississippi Studios hosted Thank You Scientist, Ar Mississippi Studios hosted Thank You Scientist, Art Thief and Strawberry Girls. Check out the review by @venus.edlin. Link in bio.
    Portland Center Stage’s “Rent” runs until Ju Portland Center Stage’s “Rent” runs until July 10. Check out our review by @venus.edlin. Link in bio! Photos by Jingzi Zhao/ Courtesy of Portland Center Stage.
    Continuing our meet the editors series, this is ou Continuing our meet the editors series, this is our Business Manager Henry Goodier. Henry began writing for The Log his freshman year at Lewis & Clark. After much contribution to the sports section, Henry became a Sports Editor fall of his sophomore year. Now, he is serving as business manager. He is from the City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia, and ventured out west to be a member of the Lewis & Clark baseball team. Henry is an Economics major who is minoring in both Rhetoric & Media Studies and Political Economy. After Lewis & Clark, Henry aspires to contribute to local politics while working in the food industry to distribute nutritional food to those in need. When he is not on the baseball field or in the classroom, he loves to cook, thrift and spend time at the shore.
    Meet the editors! Venus Edlin (they/them) will be Meet the editors! Venus Edlin (they/them) will be serving as editor-in-chief for the 2022-23 academic year. Amelia Doyle (she/her) will be the Fall 2022 managing editor. ••• Venus came to Lewis & Clark ready to report after being a journalism nerd in high school. They spent over a year in the news section, before becoming Copy Chief in the fall of their junior year. They are always on the hunt for any leads, so let them know if you find anything. Venus is a rhetoric and media studies major and dance minor. Throughout the school year they co-organize Gagged, the exclusive campus drag show. They also spend way too long playing Pokémon games. Ask them to talk about library call numbers. ••• This will be Amelia Doyle’s third year writing for The Log. She is excited to be Managing Editor for the Fall semester, after serving as the News Editor for the past year. Amelia is majoring in International Affairs and World Literatures and Languages, with a focus in Spanish and Chinese. She loves to travel and learn about different cultures. In her free time she can be found baking, reading, hiking or knitting.
    Have you noticed anything different about us? We u Have you noticed anything different about us? We used to be called The Pioneer Log, however due to the colonial ties "Pioneer" has, we have decided to drop that part of our name. However, The Log is only our temporary identity. Please let us know what you think our name should be! Survey linked in our bio.
    A lot has changed in the world, in journalism and A lot has changed in the world, in journalism and at LC since the '70s. However, one thing has not: The Log is still seeking editors! The job looks very different now, but you can still learn professional journalism skills, now with pay. DM for the application or any questions you may have.
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