Womxn’s March Coverage
The 2019 Portland Womxn’s March and Rally for Action continued the ongoing global fight for solidarity and justice for every womxn. The new modification in spelling of …
Month: March 2019
Vigil Mourns Victims of Christchurch Attack
Over 100 students, faculty and members of the community gathered in front of Watzek Library on March 18 to mourn the loss of 50 Muslims shot and …
LC Students Join Worldwide Climate Change Protest
Since the release of the Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change (IPCC) ‘Summary for Policymakers’ in October last year, there has been an increased sense of urgency to …
LC Faces a Projected Four Million Dollar Deficit
In the 2019-2020 school year, Lewis & Clark expects to make 2.5 percent less in tuition revenue, and will have to pay a projected 3 percent more …
Law School Hosts Week Against Mass Incarceration
Students and community members came together to speak out against mass incarceration in the Lewis & Clark Law School’s annual Week Against Mass Incarceration (WAMI). Beginning on …
Pio Driver Investigated for Reckless Driving
Most students have ridden the Pioneer Express (Pio) at least once in their time at Lewis & Clark, and expect to get where they are going safely. …
ASLC Elects Members to Cabinet for the 2019-2020 Academic Year
As part of the election for the Associated Students for Lewis & Clark’s (ASLC) cabinet, a debate was held on March 7, with the only contested seat …
Alcohol Will No Longer Be Served at Maggie’s
Recently, students have noticed that Maggie’s is no longer serving alcoholic beverages. Maggie’s used to have “Maggie’s Pub Nights” which served students of legal age and offered …
New Graduation venue Shortchanges Seniors
In late November, those who applied for graduation received an email from Undergraduate Commencement congratulating them and alerting them of the logistics of graduation, one of which …
Anti-Vaccination Advocates Refuse to Accept the Facts
Whether it be tea detoxes on Instagram, charcoal toothpaste or the Atkins Diet, humans undoubtedly gravitate towards quackery; exactly what attracts us toward unconfirmed science at such …
IA Majors Should Take the Road Less Traveled
On the first day of U.S. Foreign Policy this semester, a certain former Iranian diplomat addressed the class. “Are there any upperclassmen in here?” he asked. My …