Any mention of (Sandy) Alex G is accompanied by jealousy. For those of us who have known the musician before the extraneous
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On Nov. 10, I was fortunate enough to visit the Portland Japanese Garden and attend a cultural tea demonstration in the process.
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I have trouble with elevator lights. Most cannot stand the music, but for me, it is the uninviting fluorescence that floods the
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This fall, Lewis & Clark welcomed Rozalyn Crews as the new artist in residence at LC’s Ronna & Eric Hoffman Gallery. Crews
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When we think of David Berman, most imagine a troubled yet talented individual. His successes and his struggles seem to be inextricably
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At Pitchfork Music Festival, a three day event in Chicago’s Union Park hosted by the publication of the same name, I attempted
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It is no secret that there is a host of thriving student organizations at Lewis & Clark. From mindfulness clubs to intramurals,
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THE FIRST THING that struck me was the crowd. For a show without an opening act, a surprising amount of people were
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This year’s Gender Studies Symposium titled “Who Cares?” focused on the practices, applications and personal depictions of care. There was an immense
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Some may argue that art is a purely subjective form of self-expression. But this logic fails to consider that the individual and
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Writing is creativity. It has been my primary outlet for artistic expression since I was able to read. I find a certain
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