Arts

Any mention of (Sandy) Alex G is accompanied by jealousy. For those of us who have known the musician before the extraneous

On Nov. 9, Literary Arts hosted the 2019 Portland Book Festival, which featured food trucks, author discussions, readings and book signings throughout

Robert Eggers creates a claustrophobic climb into hysteria surrounded by a sea of paranoia in “The Lighthouse,” his second feature film released

On Nov. 6, a crowd of students entered the Ronna & Eric Hoffman Gallery of Contemporary Art, took their shoes off, filled

Though he passed away in 1993, Lewis & Clark still honors William Stafford as one of the most influential poets and professors

I could not help but notice the crowd around me as I stood in the Hawthorne Theatre during The Menzingers show on

This column highlights music worth listening to that has been released between issues of The Pioneer Log. All genres and artists will

Reality TV is one of the most popular genres of television to date. Despite its name, it is not an accurate representation

The board of Pause, Lewis & Clark’s theater journal, held their semi-annual “Once Upon a Weekend” show Oct. 19 in the Black

On Oct. 24, Lewis & Clark alumna Rosalie Moffett ’08 gave a reading from her newest book “Nervous System,” published this year,