Games create a lively on-campus community
By Audrey Barrett Every Friday at 7 p.m., the Gaming Society members gather in the Trail Room to hang out and relax. They play all kinds of …
Month: December 2018
Dance X returns with four student-led performances
The annual student choreographed Dance Extravaganza (Dance X) is opening in Fir Acres Theatre Main Stage on Friday, Dec. 7. This year’s show features four pieces choreographed …
Religion at LC reflects diversity in experiences
By Mado Hayes Despite Lewis & Clark’s large population of non-religious students, there is still a diverse range of faith on campus that is expressed and practiced …
Strong freshmen class rounds out Swim Team
By Annie Erickson In the 2018-19 season, the Lewis & Clark swim team is looking to improve individual times, while collect victories as a team in the …
QSU and FSU host vigil to mourn lives lost to transphobia
By Riley Hanna In honor of the Transgender Day of Remembrance, the Feminist Student Union (FSU) and the Queer Student Union (QSU) hosted a candlelight vigil to …
LC still unprepared for major earthquake
The Pacific Northwest is expected to be hit by a 8.0-9.2 magnitude earthquake. Whether the tectonic plates off the Oregon Coast will subduct today or 100 years …
Bookcase display engages public with artwork
By Audrey Barrett Every year, the senior art majors design an exhibition so that the community can engage with their artwork. In the spring, they do a …
Chilean activist and artist stopped at airport prior to feminist panel
By Celeste Kurnik Yanira Obando, Chilean activist and artist, was scheduled to speak at Lewis & Clark College along side Kelly Baur, an activist and documentary film …
New exhibit at PAM traces Japan’s art history
By Justin Howerton Art and stories are intertwined entities. Famous national tales often originate from oral traditions and distinct cultural practices; a considerable amount of art is …
Local Tour Guide a Liar
*The Backdoor is a work of fiction and humor By Maddy Fellows The Lewis & Clark Office of Admissions is in a state of disarray after tour …
Another athlete attains the Rhodes Scholarship
Katie Kowal ’17 was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship this month, considered by many to be the most prestigious graduate scholarship in the world. Angie Epifano ’16 and …