Log’s Editor-in-Chief bids paper farewell
As I sit here writing this letter, it is five in the morning. My final layout as editor-in-chief is almost […]
Month: April 2022
FSU to host Evening With Monica Lewinsky ’95
On April 20, Monica Lewinsky ’95 will visit Lewis & Clark for several events hosted by the Feminist Student Union […]
Festival of Scholars and Artists returns in-person
On the morning of April 8, Festival of Scholars and Artists (FOSA) began at Lewis & Clark, marking the annual […]
Reed students protest faculty racism, inaction
Students at Reed College staged a two-day sit-in on March 30th and 31st in protest of racist and xenophobic comments […]
Mitchell S. Jackson to speak at 2022 commencement ceremony
Pulitzer Prize winning author Mitchell S. Jackson has accepted an invitation to speak at the Spring 2022 commencement. Jackson is […]
Director Kayleigh McCauley-Sayer leaves Center for Social Change
Dr. Kayleigh McCauley-Sayer, associate dean of students and executive director of The Center for Social Change and Community Involvement, departed […]
New symposium focuses on transformative justice
Lewis & Clark’s first Transformative Justice Symposium (TJS) took place on campus from April 4-7. The inaugural symposium focused on […]
International Affairs Symposium held in person, hosts global experts, discusses assigning blame
Madeline Gallagher ’22 and Madison Thomas ’22 co-chaired this year’s International Affairs Symposium (IAS), “The Blame Game: Reimagining Fault and […]
New minor focuses on Earth Systems Science
Lewis & Clark College of Arts & Sciences will be adding an Earth system science (ESS) minor for the upcoming […]
Club sports participants deserve to earn PE credits
I am a student athlete. Whenever I say this, I laugh to myself because I do not really believe that […]
Student learning more effective without grades
Grades hinder student learning. Recently, a friend of mine completed an assignment in a way they felt was far below […]