Do not be afraid to take time off after college
By Shani Berenholz As a graduating senior, I am very familiar with the question “What are your plans after you graduate?” However, my answer has started to …
Articles by Shani Berenholz
Cash prizes offered in book competition
By Shani Berenholz Watzek Library’s Special Collections, in association with the Himes & Duniway Society, a book collectors group in Oregon, is sponsoring a book collecting competition …
Art museums are picking students’ pockets
By Shani Berenholz It is true that awe-inspiring works inside museums are worth the average $25 entrance fee. Art allows us to see in mindsets different than …
Katherine Dunn, author of “Geek Love” exhibit on display in Watzek, includes fan response to novel
The new exhibit in Watzek Library on the award-winning author Katherine Dunn is anything but ordinary, which is probably how Dunn would have wanted it to be. …
New online Campus Market implemented
This month, a Craigslist-like sharing platform for college students called Campus Market was made available at Lewis & Clark. It is a trusted space for students to …
Artemis Alum Seraphie Allen Comes Back to Coach
This year, Seraphie Allen has returned to Artemis as the new coach alongside Sara Stratton. Allen graduated from Lewis & Clark in 2015 with an English …
Transportation and Parking Updates: Possible Sellwood Shuttle and Trimet Annual Pass
With the new Sellwood bridge now open to buses, the Lewis & Clark community expressed interest in creating a commuter shuttle from campus to Sellwood. Prior …
Undocumented Students
Freedom University students give a seminar on experience and the undocumented student movement On Jan. 24, during Martin Luther King, Jr. Week, speakers from Freedom University, an …
LC considers sanctuary status
ON NOV. 11, Professor of History and Director of Ethnic Studies Elliott Young created a petition to declare Lewis & Clark a sanctuary for undocumented people, which …
Food waste in the Bon: where your leftovers go
In an all-you-can-eat setting like the Bon, it’s easy to pile more onto your plate than you’re actually able to consume. People want to get the most …
Student archive assistant uncovers rare bible from 1599
A COUPLE OF WEEKS ago, Sam Bussan ’18, a student archiving assistant, was returning from the repository when a few boxes labeled “Bibles” caught his eye. It turned …