Bus shelter relocation sparks student action
On the evening of Feb. 15, a large group of Lewis & Clark students physically picked up the bus shelter previously located across from the graduate campus …
Month: February 2022
Undergraduate faculty search begins for SOAN, psychology, mathematics
Lewis & Clark is in the search process for eight different undergraduate faculty positions, with new hires planning to start during the Fall 2023 semester.The sociology/anthropology (SOAN), …
Letter from the Editor: Every Month is Black History Month
When I first joined The Pioneer Log, I was the only Black editor on the board. As a Portlander, this was not a new phenomenon for me, …
Sarah Lind-MacMillan ’22 receives Rangel Fellowship
Associated Student Body (ASB) President Sarah Lind-MacMillan ’22 was recently named a Rangel Fellowship winner. Lind-MacMillan is excited to begin this new chapter of her life. The Charles …
IME, Spiritual Life host Cameron Whitten for MLK Jr. event
On Feb. 16, the Office of Spiritual Life and Office of Inclusion & Multicultural Engagement (IME) held a Martin Luther King Jr. Week keynote event featuring Cameron …
CAB announces Spring Ball with “Great Gatsby” theme
On Feb. 23, Campus Activities Board (CAB) announced a Spring Ball set to take place March 11 at 8 p.m. at Castaway Portland. The event will be …
Bus stop protest shows LC’s capacity for change
Lewis & Clark students gathered the night of Feb. 15 to move a bus stop back to its home on S Palatine Hill Road between the undergraduate …
Students in silent section deserve quiet study space
The silent section of the Aubrey R. Watzek Library occupies the southernmost part of the second and third floor of the library, overlooking the reflecting pool. As …
Mental Health Month supports community, students’ well-being
In 2022 the Center for Social Change and Community Involvement is launching a series of events from Feb. 21 to March 18 that they are branding as …
Waiting until deadlines is a sign of dedication
Time management is one of the most critical aspects of being a reliable, dutiful denizen in society. However, as all humans are different, it is only fitting …
Portlanders exclude umbrella as rain gear
Portland is an infamously rainy city. Before people move here, they may often think, “I do not mind a drizzle every now and then, as long as …