Disabled Student Union advocates for more accommodation on campus
By Amelia Eichel Concerns about accessibility and accommodations for disabled students at Lewis & Clark prompted a round table discussion at the 2017 Gender Studies Symposium. Some …
Month: March 2018
Cash prizes offered in book competition
By Shani Berenholz Watzek Library’s Special Collections, in association with the Himes & Duniway Society, a book collectors group in Oregon, is sponsoring a book collecting competition …
Editorial: LC has a free speech problem
By Peter Kranitz Lewis & Clark has a free speech problem. As a largely liberal campus, most people assume that their peers hold the exact same opinion …
Law school protests spark mass response nationwide
By Mackenzie Herring Lewis & Clark’s Law school hosted a contentious lecture by Christina Hoff Sommers, recognized for her disapproval of aspects of contemporary feminism. The March …
Safety officers share what it means to work at a college
By Emily Davis What comes to mind when you think about Campus Safety officers? While your first thought might be running across campus in a full sprint …
High schooler Chang commits to LC
By Nicholas Nerli The Lewis & Clark swimming community attracted a significant addition to its women’s team for the 2018-2019 season, receiving a verbal commit from high …
Artists celebrate vulnerability during the Gender Symposium
By Alannah Balfour The Gender Symposium Art Show filled Stamm Hall between March 7 and 9. Following past Symposia models, co-curators Sylvia Eisenbeis ’18, Claire Lyman ’18 and …
Le Bon is Portland’s hottest new fine dining experience
*The Backdoor is a “work” of “fiction” and “satire” By Elise Glaser Palatine Hill’s new fusion restaurant, Le Bon, has Portland foodies flocking to “The Hill” in …
Gender Symposium examines intersectionality
By Audrey Barrett The 37th annual Gender Studies Symposium, held from March 7 through 9, explored how security and insecurity interact with gender and sexuality across various social …
Superchunk returns with a thoughtful political album
By Brendan Nagle As far as consistency goes, not many ’90s bands can rival Superchunk. Most of their contemporaries called it quits years ago, and of the ones …
Professors address freedom of speech concerns after Law School protests
By Hanna Merzbach In the wake of the protests against Christina Hoff Sommers’ speech at the Lewis & Clark Law School on March 5, several faculty members …