On Sept. 29 and Oct. 7, the rhetoric and media studies (RHMS) department and the Forensics Club co-hosted live streams for the
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During quarantine, I was bored and blue. I spent my time walking my dog or scrolling through Instagram. My father encouraged me
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In January, it was announced that the tenure-track position vacated by former Associate Professor and Chair of International Affairs Heather Smith-Cannoy, who
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In 2007, Tony Award-winner Lin-Manuel Miranda read author Ron Chernow’s biography about Alexander Hamilton — a book that caused controversy for its
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After the COVID-19 virus was detected in Copeland Hall’s sewage, it became the first dormitory to be locked down. This did not
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Since May 25, I have been outraged. First, it was watching the murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis cop who seemed
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This March will be the 33rd National Women’s History Month. Since 1987, this month has honored what women have fought for and
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At Lewis and Clark, one can witness the complex interactions of rambunctious youths in a closed setting. In particular, the Fields dining
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If you were to tell me anytime between 2012 and 2016 that I would be writing an article thanking Senator Mitt Romney
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During winter break, I continued a holiday tradition that I have cherished since I was a wide-eyed elementary schooler: a Harry Potter
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On Jan. 26, Bob Mandel, professor of International Affairs and head of the department, sent out a much-anticipated email to the IA
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