Graduate student drafts letter to administrators seeking tuition changes
As the COVID-19 crisis continues to impact the Lewis & Clark community, Nadeen Ezzeddine ’22, a student at the Graduate School of Education and Counseling, wrote a …
Month: April 2020
International students face uncertain future living on campus
After the college announced it would move all classes online to help slow the spread of COVID-19, students living on-campus were urged to go home if possible. …
We do not need to be productive during this (out)break
During the first few days of my return home, I thought I was fortunate to have a lot of time to myself. But eventually, I felt guilty …
Students find comedy relief through Zoom classes
In the time of COVID-19 and social distancing, people are finding creative ways to boost their serotonin. For instance, people have taken to various social media platforms …
Bernie’s campaign is over, but we must still fight for his vision
I cared more about Bernie’s 2020 campaign than any political campaign in my lifetime. For months last semester, I canvassed for him in Oregon, and this January, …
How to survive long-distance relationships in the time of COVID-19
Long-distance relationships are tough. The miles between you and your partner can strain your relationship in unexpected and confusing ways. However, long-distance relationships can work if you …
Reading, painting and drinking coffee: how social distancing paved the way for rekindling hobbies
For years I have felt overwhelmed with the responsibilities that come with life. I have been so focused on school, extracurriculars, family and friends that I never …
Faculty vote to create new Health Studies minor
Starting in fall 2020, Lewis & Clark students will have the opportunity to enroll in a new Health Studies minor. The curriculum committee, which voted unanimously in …