Falls Creek Falls: Juggernaut of the Northwest
Prepare to be overwhelmed. Falls Creek Falls is one of the largest and most powerful waterfalls in the entire Pacific Northwest. Fed by an extensive network of …
Month: November 2016
STDs are on the rise across the nation and campuses
College campuses are trying to figure out how to make safe sex cool in the age of Tinder and Grindr “It’s time for students to have a …
Malheur verdict not severe enough
Earlier this year, brothers Ammond and Ryan Bundy were two of many militants who seized the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Harney County, Oregon. They had occupied …
Stirring the pot: Marijuana legalization in Oregon and its surprising tax revenue
Tax revenue of marijuana exceeds expectations, but debatably translates to funding public schools The legalization of recreational marijuana in Oregon has been a particularly interesting saga to …
Elections Blues Playlist
Feeling blue? Check out our post-presidential election playlist. It may not be the antidote for the dreariness that has been 2016, but it might just help, even …
ASLC update: Senate challenges new student storage procedures
LEWIS & CLARK’s student senate is still lacking a senior senator and a junior senator, and no one has stepped up to apply for either position. Thus, …
Lewis & Clark hosted an event discussing the history and effects of Islamophobia in America.
ISLAMOPHOBIA is a growing issue in America, and has been largely exacerbated by this election cycle. Both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have made troubling remarks about …
Campus entrepreneurs start fund to support student innovations
LEWIS & CLARK’S Entrepreneurship Club (E-club) is excited to promote their first annual Student Innovation Fund (SIF). The E-club facilitates space for creativity, skill building, collaboration and …
Library Art committee launches new push to support student expression through sharing sketchbooks
To most students, Watzek Library represents a collection of finished products. Yet this year, Watzek has made an effort to promote an interactive art. It takes the …
Professor James Oleske recounts his time in politics and working in the Obama administration
In 2005, Professor James Oleske and his family moved to Oregon for what they thought was the last time. He had been working in Washington D.C. as …
Food waste in the Bon: where your leftovers go
In an all-you-can-eat setting like the Bon, it’s easy to pile more onto your plate than you’re actually able to consume. People want to get the most …