On Dec. 13, 2019, Sarah Ruggiere ’16 was struck by a drunk driver while walking on the sidewalk in Southeast Portland. Ruggiere
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On March 10, Lewis & Clark announced that this year’s commencement ceremony would be fully virtual. When I heard this, I was
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Do you like rocks? If so, you might want to consider picking up the hobby of rock tumbling, the process of finding
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Studying abroad can be one of the most memorable experiences for college students. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all Lewis &
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This year, more Americans will be voting by mail than ever before. The United States Postal Service recommends that voters mail their
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Due to COVID-19, College Outdoors (CO) has had to make significant changes to their programming this semester. Normally, during the week before
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In March, Lewis & Clark approved its newest minor, Entrepreneurial Leadership and Innovation (ELI). The new curriculum structure began this semester, and
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Lewis and Clark students have access to virtual reality (VR) technology thanks to the IT department’s VR Experiences Library. Students can experience
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Over three years after Pokémon GO was first released, the game is still popular at Lewis & Clark due to the Pokémon
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The 16th Annual Ray Warren Symposium on Race and Ethnic Studies will be held from Nov. 13 to Nov. 16. The theme
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In spring 2019, the first group of Lewis & Clark students traveled to Fukuoka, Japan on a new LC study abroad program.
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