The Lewis & Clark Law School is commemorating 50 years of environmental law with moderated panels and guest speakers. The anniversary celebrations
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The year, 2020, was a hellish one and the first month of 2021 was lackluster. COVID-19 continues to wage viral and political
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On Christmas Day, “Bridgerton,” a Regency-era romance drama produced by Shonda Rhimes, was released on Netflix. The eight-episode series worked its way
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A few weeks ago on a Sunday night, when being an adult with responsibilities was getting me down, my mother recommended I
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Hi, children of God! It is your host, Christy Ketchum of the Country Christian Mom Podcast, where we talk about all things
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), at least 50 million Americans live with chronic pain either caused by
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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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