94th Academy Awards renews interest in quality filmmaking
The 94th Annual Academy Awards ceremony, otherwise known as the Oscars, was held on March 27, honoring the best films […]
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Portland Japanese Garden offers serenity within city
From the street, the Portland Japanese Garden appears smaller than it is. Tucked into the hills of west Portland’s Washington […]
Cancel culture fears limit varying perspectives at LC
On March 7, the New York Times published the op-ed “I Came to College Eager to Debate. I Found Self-Censorship […]
Administrators remove masking requirements
On March 8, Lewis & Clark announced that masks would no longer be required in indoor spaces starting March 12. […]
History department presents annual inventive fashion show
On March 3, the Lewis & Clark history department hosted the annual Historical Project Runway, marking the eighth year of […]
NIL laws reshape structure for NCAA student athletes
In June 2021 and Feb. 2022, the Oregon State Senate passed a pair of bills allowing student athletes to profit […]
Quirky sports infuse the world of athletics with new and fresh fun
You think you are not into sports, smugly referring to them as “sportsball.” You take great pride in that time […]
NFTs receive unwarranted pushback owing to environmental damage
If you have been living on Earth for the past year, you have doubtlessly encountered others getting angry about things […]
What Your Top Artist of 2021 on Spotify Says About You
One of the most divisive conflicts to come out of the modern age is the age-old debate: To post your […]
SEED bee garden thrives through COVID, winter, hive separatism
In Spring 2020, shortly before Lewis & Clark was shut down by the COVID-19 pandemic, Students Engaged in Eco-Defense (SEED) […]
Portland bridge review: best and worst of Bridgetown
PORTLAND’S MANY bridges are arguably the best-known landmarks of the city. 12 bridges span the Willamette River within city limits, […]