COVID-19 testing capacity was one of the biggest factors in deciding whether to reopen college and university campuses across the country this
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Even though most traditional sports have been relegated to personal fitness exercises because of COVID-19, and outdoor activity now means a socially
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With all Lewis & Clark classes transitioning to an online format, physical education (P.E.) classes are uniquely affected. Since the nature of
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Lewis & Clark sculpture students completed their first big project of the semester by building a kiosk in the atrium of Watzek
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The Lewis & Clark Garden Club is constructing an outdoor wood-fired cob oven outside of the co-op under Tamarack. Garden Club wants
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On Feb. 11 a small group of students gathered under the string lights of the Multicultural Resource Center (MRC) in Templeton to
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Thirty years before Adidas, fifty years before Nike, Champion was the most influential name in sportswear. Inventor of the hoodie, pioneer of
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As students prepare to graduate college and enter the workforce, unions are something they are bound to face. Invited by Associate Professor
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The law school of Lewis & Clark was not always such. Founded in 1884, it was originally the law department for the
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With finals steadily approaching, it is becoming increasingly difficult to manage everything we have on our plates. To hopefully make this daunting
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As soon as the purchase of Lloyd Frank’s Fir Acres Estate by Albany College was completed in the summer of 1942, the
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