Stealing fractures dorm community
I know that a college student complaining about dorm living is nothing new. Frankly, I am often of the opinion that many of the perceived drawbacks of …
Articles by Emma Ford
College radio station sparks fear of cult on campus after moving to LC Basement
Glowing clouds converge over J.R. Howard and mysterious hooded figures have been spotted on the manor lawn. These are certainly dark times. Amid war, global warming, and …
God’s gift to Earth, Rogan, makes music
These days, it seems like no one with a podcast is safe from the ire of the public. Inciting rage in some of folk music’s most legendary …
New president leads to satire content shortage
Tim Weasel. How dare you?! Look, we had so many good times together, you and I. As a Backdoor writer, I so greatly enjoyed your tenure as …
Office of Sustainability’s new ReUse Room offers thrifting, clothing swaps
The all-new LC ReUse Room and Thrift Shop has capitalized on the popularity of thrifting and clothing swaps among Lewis & Clark students. LC’s Office of Sustainability, …
ENVX Symposium explores climate narratives
Lewis & Clark’s Environmental Studies program held their 24th “Environments Across Borders” (ENVX) symposium from Oct. 19 to Oct. 21. The three-day event’s theme, “A Post-Truth Environment,” …
Anyone can cook: The Bon’s new “head chef”
One evening, I decided to look for the Field Dining Hall’s newest head chef on his smoke break which he took, in the grand tradition of off-duty …
39th annual Banned Books Week combats censorship in literature
From Sept. 26 to Oct. 2, Portland celebrated National Banned Books Week. A commemoration of literature that has faced censorship and challenged its readers, the theme this …
LC places excess students in Evans Auditorium
Our scene begins in the historic Evans Auditorium, and with a great commotion. In the face of the largest freshman class in Lewis & Clark history, Campus …