South Fork Clackamas Falls: Cryptic Waterworks Ruins
Tucked away in the remote South Fork Clackamas River canyon lies a mystic wonderland of obscure ruins and high falls. Mysterious tunnels, drilled in the early 1900s …
Month: December 2016
He’s our president, but that does not mean we give up
Donald Trump is my president. I oppose his views on trade, healthcare, global warming and immigration. I think that the rhetoric he used throughout the presidential …
Behind the scene: Acapella arrangement, an art in itself
All vocals and no instruments. Lewis & Clark’s four a cappella groups, Semper, Momo and the Coop, Section Line Drive and The Merryweathers are entirely student-led, from …
Where do we go from here? Finishing 2016
“An analysis of the state of sociopolitical discourse after the 2016 election.” The 2016 presidential election has been one of the most verbally charged elections in …
Off-campus houses handed down between generations of students offer history, havoc
Olde Country. The Destruction Zone. Lobo Lounge. To the untrained eye, these houses may seem entirely ordinary. But within their walls rest legacies and often debaucherous pasts. …
As official vote approaches, Professors Powers and Kosansky reflect on development of MENA minor
For Professors Paul Powers and Oren Kosansky, the process of getting a Middle East/North Africa Studies minor at Lewis & Clark started out as a casual conversation …
LC considers sanctuary status
ON NOV. 11, Professor of History and Director of Ethnic Studies Elliott Young created a petition to declare Lewis & Clark a sanctuary for undocumented people, which …
Former LC student sentenced for fatal 2015 hit-and-run incident
Former Lewis & Clark student Frederick James Ryerson Jr. has been sentenced to 366 days in prison for a fatal hit-and-run incident last fall. The incident occurred …