Constructing Identity Exhibit
After witnessing the first month of 2017, it was made brutally obvious that this year, and the years to come, will focus on issues of identity. From …
Month: February 2017
Safety, aesthetics, efficiency motivate groundskeeping
Grounds Maintenance at Lewis & Clark keeps the campus open and operating while modernizing the grounds during the Spring 2017 semester. The winter of 2016-2017 created many …
Protesting Fascism: As resistance continues, safety becomes important
“The fight against fascism continues as protests against Trump and his policies take place here and abroad.” The year 2017 is only a month old and already …
Tennis Starts the Season on a Roll
Last week, the tennis season began as the Lewis and Clark men’s team traveled to Salem, OR to take on the Willamette Bearcats. The match was outdoors, …
Undocumented Students
Freedom University students give a seminar on experience and the undocumented student movement On Jan. 24, during Martin Luther King, Jr. Week, speakers from Freedom University, an …
LC Gathering for Support After Trump’s Immigration Ban
On Jan. 27, President Trump signed an executive order banning refugee resettlement from all countries for four months and from Syria indefinitely. Further, he suspended entry into …
A Valentine’s Day Playlist for Your Special Someone (Who You Don’t Actually Like)
With the gradual decline of consumer-friendly physical music-listening formats, one could be forgiven for calling the art of the mixtape a lost one. In fact, however, …
Trump Supreme Court nominee worth a fair trial, is a classic conservative judicial voice
When Associate Justice Antonin Scalia passed away last February, he left behind an impressively conservative — nonetheless consistent — court record. He sat on the Supreme …
Senate Meeting
On Feb. 2, the Associated Students of Lewis & Clark Senate passed a resolution in response to President Trump’s executive order on immigration. The Senate also discussed …