A mandatory pass/fail system is more equitable than an optional one
Before the world was steeped in a global health crisis, the biggest concern amongst Lewis and Clark Law administration was where our school would appear on the …
Month: March 2020
Law school grades in the time of COVID-19
With COVID-19 sweeping through the Pacific Northwest and with the first confirmed case in the Lewis & Clark Law community, now is a time to focus on …
Letter from the editors: why journalism remains important in the coronavirus crisis
When we first heard that Lewis & Clark would be going online, we faced a decision: to print or not to print this issue of The Pioneer …
Young activists bear the burden of changing lives
We are living in one of the most powerful and developed nations in the world. Our wealth is unmatched, our military is indestructible. Yet in such a …
A thank you letter to my future alma mater; always in my heart
As I look into the remainder of my senior year, I feel a sense of overwhelming loss. This year, there will be no graduation; there will be …
LC overseas programs cut short amid global pandemic
As of March 17, the Overseas & Off-Campus Programs Office has now canceled all Spring 2020 semester programs and is working to get students home and complete …
Mainstage play “Marie Antionette” showings cut short
The mainstage play “Marie Antionette” closed early with the final date moved to March 12.The cast of the production started their day off on March 12 unsure …
Editors’ picks: our recommendations for entertainment
Let us be honest with ourselves. While we may want to use this time to do some spring cleaning or dust off a skill that has been …
What you can still do in Portland right now
Hopefully, everyone is nurturing in their introverted side during this time. But isolation, even if it is the responsible choice, can be challenging. Below is a list …
Millenials to have edge in job market for very first time
For the first time in their short lives, millenials and Gen-Z had an advantage in the workforce in spring of 2020: they will most likely not die …