Relaxed COVID-19 policies raise concerns from students
After arriving back to Lewis & Clark’s campus this fall, I have been dealing with a rush of conflicting emotions that come from being a college student …
Month: September 2021
Trolley Project explores history of PNW F Line
Long before there were TriMet bus stops and interstate highways, or even a college on Palatine Hill, South Portland had a form of public transportation that was …
Visitors bond over books at Mother Foucault’s
Across the Willamette River, Mother Foucault’s Bookshop has inhabited 523 SE Morrison St. for 10 years. Through large, green trimmed windows, pedestrians can see the slanting stacks …
Primetime Emmy’s will showcase diverse talent across categories
Another year has come and gone and television has served as an escape from the real world for many. The Primetime Emmys are set to premiere this …
Alternative NST explores Portland art scene
Every year, one of the first things new students at Lewis & Clark have to decide is whether or not they want to go on a New …
Platteau artists organize collaborative roster
While many forms of art can be done alone and have one creator, art can also bring connection between artists as they create in the same spaces. …
“Brooklyn Nine-Nine” finale takes aim at social issues
Instantly beloved by fans and critics alike when it premiered in 2013, NBC’s “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” has finally come to an end after an eight-season run. The airing …
Wander the breathtaking woodlands through Oregon
With the return of academic life, getting outside can be a breath of fresh air for Lewis & Clark students. September and October are the last two …
Athletics budget reveals true cost of LC athletes
There seem to be two ultimate truths for student athletes at Lewis & Clark: The plane tickets are free, but the shoes are not. To the general …
Mental health pushed to forefront of Olympics
For decades the Olympics have remained the gold-standard for athletic achievement, excellence and persistence, pushing athletes beyond their usual limits as they pursue glory and honor for …
LC runner Frankie Reid breaks 54-year-long record for the 1500
Don Aaberg ’66 once held the record at Lewis & Clark for the fastest 1500 meter run since 1966. That changed in May of 2021 when Frankie …