Mascot must be changed to cultivate community, belonging
A new mascot would change college perception, foster identity, and better represent studentsThe mythos of Lewis & Clark, of the Oregon trail and the pioneers who walked …
Articles by Kevin Matisheck
Students relive high school, missed opportunities in Spring Fling prom
The scene is set: You have just arrived at your senior prom. You get out of the ridiculous limo your rich friend’s mom rented. The friend group …
Diners, Date spots and Dives: What Professors are Saying About Portland Restaurants.
Consistently ranked as one of the top food cities in the United States, Portland has a lot to offer in terms of dining. Naturally, you may be …
Vertical diner serves up vibrant vegan breakfast
In the space around a busy intersection and across the street from a tobacco shop lies a quintessentially American scene. The lights of parked cars shine on …
Emphasis on grades diminishes liberal arts values, erodes learning
No question asked at a liberal arts college is less interesting than, “What grade did you get?” The whole objective of a small liberal arts institution is …
Football Team excels against Puget Sound, Willamette
Courtesy of Lewis and ClarkOn Saturday Nov. 4, an Oregon day like any other, Lewis & Clark’s football team won 66-24 against the University of Puget Sound …
Scenic infrastructure thwarts bike access
By Halcyon OrvendalGiven our school’s focus on sustainability and our youthful demographic, Lewis & Clark students might wonder: Is our campus bikeable? The short answer: no. The …
Overseas office staff host Study Abroad Fair
The Sept. 12 study abroad fair promised that “refreshments will be provided.” This enticement clearly resonated with a lot of students, as the initial mob made quick …