These five furry (or slimy) pets bring life to LC
Have you ever been too shy to ask to pet that adorable dog on campus? Have you ever wondered how many cats lurk in the shadows of …
Month: November 2021
LC’s Diplomat in Residence provides resources for future overseas careers
In 2019, Niels Marquardt ’75 was appointed as Lewis & Clark’s first Diplomat in Residence, a volunteer position intended to provide resources and support to students interested …
Portland bridge review: best and worst of Bridgetown
PORTLAND’S MANY bridges are arguably the best-known landmarks of the city. 12 bridges span the Willamette River within city limits, while three more cross the Columbia River …
Non-profit tackles food insecurity, picks fruit
A wide variety of fruit trees thrive in the mild, rainy climate of Portland, producing a bounty of apples, cherries, figs and plums every year. Unfortunately, since many …
“Passion Play” celebrates creative stage performance
The Lewis & Clark Theatre department put on a vivid display of the unity and disconnect of art, politics and religion Oct. 27-30 and Nov. 3-6 with …
Breakout instrumental funk band Mr. Beautiful takes PDX by storm
Mr. Beautiful is destined for stardom. This seven-piece band composed of current and former Lewis & Clark students has been playing to larger and larger audiences since …
Former poet laureate donates personal archive to Watzek
In October, Lewis & Clark Special Collections and Archives welcomed an exciting new addition when poet and essayist Kim Stafford donated his personal archive of nearly 50 …
Professor medals at Latino Book Awards
Lewis & Clark Visiting Assistant Professor of Hispanic Studies and Latin American Studies, Sergio Hugo Moreno recently won an award at the 2021 International Latino Book Awards …
Narrative medicine: the lost art of active listening
Narrative medicine is the practice of listening, absorbing, metabolizing and being moved to action by stories of wellness and disease. When put into practice, this involves treating …
Local bookshop builds neighborhood culture
Less than three miles northwest of Lewis & Clark, Annie Bloom’s Books has been serving the Multnomah Village community since 1978. With its bottle green awning and …
Setter McGinn ’22 surpasses 1800 volleyball career assists
Michelle Mcginn ’22, a setter for the volleyball team, has been fortunate enough to see her hard work pay off. On Oct. 29, McGinn surpassed 1800 assists …