LC Gender studies department hosts symposium, Point of Access
From March 8 through 10, Lewis & Clark held its 36th annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year, it was titled “Point of Access” and sought to examine …
Articles by Hanna Merzbach
ASLC Senate
In their meeting held on March 2, the Associated Students of Lewis & Clark (ASLC) welcomed the student representative to the presidential search committee, Tiffany Farmer ’18. …
English trio The Staves bring their captivating, harmony-filled folk music to Wonder Ballroom
I discovered The Staves, an English folk-rock sister trio, earlier this year through a documentary they were featured in: “Austin to Boston.” This film followed four …
Constructing Identity Exhibit
After witnessing the first month of 2017, it was made brutally obvious that this year, and the years to come, will focus on issues of identity. From …
Top five restaurants near the new Pio stop
1) Thanh-Long Restaurant and Bakery THANH-LONG Restaurant and Bakery is situated directly across the street from the Pio Stop. Along with its easy accessibility, this Vietnamese restaurant …
Election brings a new breath of live to College Democrats
Lewis & Clark is known for being a politically liberal campus. Surprisingly, there has not been an active College Democrat organization for four years. This year, a …
Icelandic quartet Kaleo takes the Crystal Ballroom
IT IS A RITE OF passage for artists to struggle before achieving success in the music industry: traveling from city to city, staying in cheap motels and …
Students and community members practice on rare Javanese gamelan percussion set
LIKE MOST OF Lewis & Clark’s departments, the Music Department encompasses a range of diverse classes. Among them is a class focused on the gamelan. Hailing from Indonesia, …
Fall Ball approaches, CAB books Crystal Ballroom for eighth year
THE FALLING OF the leaves signifies various annual traditions: pumpkin-carving, apple-picking and sweater-wearing, to just name a few. Among these traditions at Lewis & Clark is the …
Portland Night Market brings Industrial District to life
UNTIL RECENTLY, The Central Eastside Industrial District was characterized by its abundance of warehouses and trains. However, with the Portland Night Market’s help, the district has been …
Sculpting professor molds new artists
By Hanna Merzbach///Staff Writer Cara Levine, a former UC Berkeley and California College of the Arts (CCA) professor, is a recent addition to our sculpture department. She was …