Embracing whimsical fun of pranking key to April Fools’
April Fools’ Day is a long standing tradition in many parts of the world. While historians are unsure of how the annual celebration came about, one cannot …
Articles by Robert Manger
Seisler shifts art from utilitarian to conceptual
Assistant Professor encourages students to explore creativity in ceramics rather than practice functionalityTHIS PAST YEAR, Nicole Seisler joined Lewis & Clark’s Art Department as its very own …
Sickness etiquette critical to avoid spreading diseases
As we transition out of the public health emergency that was the COVID-19 pandemic, the endemic persists, and with it the typical maladies that have plagued the …
Disappearing job fields make career planning essential
To say the world is changing rapidly these days is an understatement. With far more than the necessary computational power for space flight in our pockets and …
Disappearing job fields make career planning essential
To say the world is changing rapidly these days is an understatement. With far more than the necessary computational power for space flight in our pockets and …
Tomorrow Theater boasts eclectic films
Located on Division Street in the southeast of Portland, the Tomorrow Theater hosts to creative endeavors and venues, including independent film viewings of budding local artists. According …
Off-campus living poses new freedoms, hardship
By Emma FordWe all have been there, trying to brush your teeth whilst another Copeland resident fights their demons in the stall adjacent to you. Perhaps, the …
Swim team thrives in face of pre-season challenges
The Lewis & Clark Swim Team is suiting up to dive into a new season despite preseason delays due to the Zehntbauer Swimming Pavillion’s repairs. Team Captains …
Philosophy colloquium features student presentation
On Sept. 29, the philosophy department hosted a colloquium featuring Liam Kruchten ’24 who spoke about their experience as the sole undergraduate at a conference held by …