Undergraduate students this semester will have the opportunity to sign up for a one-credit course, MENA 298, entitled “Palestine and Israel: Contexts, Convictions & Commitments.” The course …
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THIS year’s International Affairs Symposium — the 62nd at Lewis & Clark — highlighted a set of contentious debates on pressing, modern issues and featured twelve notable …
Dear LC Community,We are writing to humbly impart our intentions for the upcoming editorial term. As Editor-in-Chief-elect (EICE) and Managing Editor-elect (MEE), we hope to foster teamwork, …
On the evening of April 2, students and faculty alike crowded into the Agnes Flanagan Chapel for an event organized by the Prison Abolition Club (PAC) to …
Legally Fat, a student group on the Lewis & Clark Law Campus, became an official club in March of 2023. The group, though still establishing its footing, …
On Jan. 1, residents in the Portland Metropolitan Area faced a historic increase of 18% in the electricity rate. An increase of this size has not occurred …
The United States has long struggled with the opioid epidemic. Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid, has historically served as an important drug in the medical industry to treat …
Courtesy of American Antiquarian Society Courtesy of Interim Archives/Getty ImagesDr. Benjamin Park, an associate professor of history at Sam Houston State University and writer on intersection of …
Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic, Portland has struggled to regain its once-vibrant downtown life. In August 2023, a study conducted by the University of Toronto ranked 66 …
Students and professors alike rely on the Lewis & Clark Bookstore to supply the textbooks and novels that supplement our liberal arts curriculum. The first week of …
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