Ditch fast-fashion trends, find liberation through outfit repeating
By Halcyon Orvendal As someone who can regrettably be labeled as “chronically online,” I am inundated with fashion content every day. With thrift hauls, fashion influencers and …
Articles by Olivia Fendrich
Author, poet Lisa Wells kicks off Visiting Writers Series
By Olivia Fendrich On Monday, Oct. 23 in the Frank Manor House, the Lewis & Clark English Department hosted the first speaker in a series of talks …
Coach spotlights PE class for upcoming semester
This coming semester, like many past ones, a course called Fitness Walking/Jogging/Running is being offered to students as a physical education (PE) class. “Learn the concepts for …
Community event aids mental health
By Olivia Fendrich On Oct. 12, the Center for Social Change and Community Involvement hosted an event with the Social Change Living Learning Community to engage students …
Mass graffiti across campus costs thousands, frustrates adminstration
By Halcyon Orvendal By Olivia Fendrich On the night of Oct. 15, two unidentified students were seen spray-painted messages across the CAS campus before fleeing security. The …
Campus Safety’s crisis preparation inadequate
By Halcyon Orvendal At first glance, the Lewis & Clark campus is as safe as any other institution. The campus is constantly patrolled by Campus Safety trucks …
NSU celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day, hosts panel on identity, heritage
On Oct. 2, the Native Student Union (NSU) hosted a panel discussion featuring speakers from the Indigenous communities of the greater Portland area. This was the first …