LC Style: Fall is here
This week LC Style is focusing in on one student who is ready for the change in weather. By Demi Glidden /// LC Style Editor Terra D’Antonio-Dudley …
Features
Living Abroad: Strasbourg
Far from home, Kevin Castillo-Montanye (’16) finds comfort in the details of France. By Kevin Castillo–Montanye /// Staff Writer In my room, next to a quintessentially French …
Your Guide to Creating a Club at Lewis & Clark
Lacey Jacoby is a Features Editor of the Pioneer Log. Her work has also appeared in The Portland Observer and in LC’s Public Affairs and Communication’s’ digital image …
Cuckoo for crafts
The Rusty Nail’s Crafters’ Collective gives students balance and community through personal projects By Lacey Jacoby /// Features Editor For students feeling crushed by their academic schedules, …
Dear Queer: The meaning of “queer”
An advice column about sexuality, gender, dating and overall queerness By Molly Whuppie /// Staff Writer Dear Queer: What does it mean to be queer? At Lewis & …
LC Style: Dorm lyf3
LC Style is featuring three of the best rooms on campus to highlight the ways students go beyond standard decoration, and make these rooms their own By …
Meet Me In Myanmar
This summer, four Lewis & Clark students met in Myanmar to carry out a self-designed project. Their goal? Bring together orphaned Myanmar children from different religious backgrounds …
Dear Queer: Stereotypes
An advice column about sexuality, gender, dating and overall queerness By Mollie Whuppie /// Staff Writer Welcome to Dear Queer. This column, similar to “Dear Abby,” is a space …
Take me back to Greece
After a semester abroad, Allie McRaith (’16) extended her stay by working at the U.S. embassy in Greece By Ailee Feber /// Staff Writer After a semester abroad …
Gender studies seniors honored
By Zibby Pillote /// Editor-in-Chief Who ever though they would hear about oocytes in male fish in the same presentation about the role of camp in gay …
The Pioneer Trail: How far have we come?
Archived article reveals that lc’s current racial dialogue has a longstanding precedent By Ted Jamison /// Staff Writer “Walking in a single file, the members of the …