Spiritual Qu(e)ery invites students to have faith
By Amy Sutton /// Staff Writer Religion and …
Features
Dr. Nadkarni “branches out” to LC students
By Emma Cranston /// Features Editor What do forest canopies and solitarily confined incarcerates have in common? Dr. Nalini Nadkarni. Though Nadkarni visited Lewis & Clark on …
The Pioneer Trail: Manzinaked
A History of the Pioneer Log’s April Fool’s Day editions By Tyler Wayne Patterson /// Web & Social Media Manager …
The Best of Portland 2014
By Zibby Pillote /// Editor-in-Chief Spring break starts TODAY, and for those of you staying on campus, that means you have a whole week to explore the Rose …
The Pioneer Trail: Origins of the rusty nail co-op
By Caleb Diehl /// Managing Editor Staff Writer Jed Cauffman entered the new Rusty Nail co-op in the Copeland basement in October 1973 to the rhythm of …
LC BuildOn determined to promote education
By Maddie Ticknor /// Staff Writer LC BuildOn hosted their third annual BuildOn Benefit Dinner last Thursday night in Albany. The evening kicked off with a performance by …
How to College: riding the struggle bus
By AJ Slepian /// Staff Writer The Pio is our infamous cheap connection to the real world. It certainly does its job chugging along and getting us …
Bolly-would you?
E&D CLASS PROMISES TO INTRIGUE By Amy Sutton /// Staff Writer Exploration & Discovery is something that nearly all Lewis & Clark students are familiar with. The …
Calling All Cyclists: weekly bike workshop
By Jessica Kostka /// Staff Writer In the bike garage of J. R. Howard, every Wednesday night 6-8 p.m., Steven Kung offers a unique opportunity to Lewis & …
Humans of Lewis & Clark: Joseph Arzt (’15)
By Kaiya Gordon /// Features Editor “I wish people would be less weird here and more bold. We’re timid. We are all too nice for the most …
LC Remembers Tohoku
By Emma Cranston /// Features Editor This year marked the three-year anniversary of the Tohoku earthquake, which struck Japan in March of 2011. In response to the …