Native Scholar-Artist in Residence role debuts
For the first time in its history, Lewis & Clark has created an official position for Indigenous creative collaboration and leadership. This role, entitled the Native Scholar-Artist …
Articles by Rosalie Zuckermann
Relationship advisor? I hardly know her!
In my previous years at Lewis & Clark I had ventured into my dorms to find name cards in the shapes of cute animals or decorated with …
Students access Oregon’s outdoors on a budget
One of the most popular offerings of Lewis & Clark that draws students here is our unique College Outdoors (CO) program. While CO is an excellent resource …
COVID protocol removal sparks uncertainty
On May 11, six days after Lewis & Clark’s spring semester ended, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) ended the Federal COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE) declaration. …
First SEE Fair successful, over 100 clubs table
On Friday, Sept. 8, Lewis & Clark hosted the 18th annual Student Engagement Extravaganza (SEE), formerly known as the Pio Fair, where 118 of the school’s 130+ …
New LC law 3-3 program disappoints
With graduate programs and law schools around the country announcing their admissions decisions in recent weeks, the Lewis & Clark campus has been reckoning with its own …
College Outdoors trip ends in wrong state(s)
Today I returned from a weekend getaway to Mount Adams, run by LC’s very own TripAdvisor, College Outdoors. But what began as an adventurous bonding experience with …
Flex points becoming obsolete, not worth spending our money on
After the beloved Maggie’s Cafe shut down at the end of the last academic year, where many students spent the majority of their flex points, the benefits …
School, students must step up to save water
Lewis & Clark prides itself on being environmentally friendly, but students do not always embrace this in their everyday lives, particularly in terms of their water waste. …
Campus safety sent alert with racial profiling after suspicion of dorm theft
Campus Safety sent out an alert to the community on Nov. 25 at 12:07 a.m. after two people on campus were suspected of attempted theft. The alert …
City Council votes to force houseless people to relocate
Businesses, houseless advocacy groups clash over how to approach unhoused persons in Portland Sofia Reeves / The Mossy Log On Nov. 3, a $27 million plan to …