Non-fungible tokens work to digitize the world of art
What do Grimes, Trisha Paytas, Nyan Cat and Leonardo da Vinci have in common? Absolutely nothing, or at least that is what I thought. The answer is …
Articles by Tyler Short
Video games prove to be perfect pandemic pastime
Virtual living took on a drastic new meaning as our jobs, education and social lives abruptly transitioned online after the outbreak of COVID-19. The situation has been …
PAM’s Masterworks series features painting by La Tour
As we enter the European wing of the Portland Art Museum (PAM), we are immediately beckoned towards a dark room at the end of the gallery. We …
PAM unveils Modern American Realism exhibit
By Tyler Short As you walk in the new Modern American Realism exhibit at the Portland Art Museum, you will find parts of yourself there, both known …
Tattoo Artists leave a mark on students
By Tyler Short Deep within the heart of Portland’s culture lies its appreciation of the arts, including the increasingly popular world of body art. Home to countless …
ASLC should focus on communication, representation
By Tyler Short During the recent election, most of the statements from the candidates running for Associated Students of Lewis & Clark (ASLC) included variations of the …
Student fees may fix counseling budget shortfall
By Tyler Short After the 2015 donation for the Lewis & Clark Counseling Service became depleted this school year, several options were considered as replacements for the …
LC Professors make known their most unique hobbies
By Tyler Short Daily interactions with professors are typically limited to an academic setting with them working as educators of the student body. However, beyond their reputations …
Funding Counseling Services is a no-brainer
By Tyler Short Upon receiving a generous donation of $200,000 in 2013, Lewis & Clark College’s counseling center was able to improve and expand their services. However, …