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With fall break coming up, some of us may be looking forward to visiting with family, catching up on homework or just getting some much needed rest. …
By Shawn Bolker When one thinks of Japan, waterfalls don’t often come to mind. Instead, most envision scenes of the bustling train stations in Tokyo, sprawling Buddhist gardens …
Have you ever exited a theater, eyes adjusting to the bitter sunlight of the outside world, and wondered quietly to yourself, “what the hell did I just …
By Micael Lonergan Full disclosure: I am unapologetically sympathetic to The Districts. My investment in the Pennsylvania four-piece followed close behind the 2012 release of their second EP …
As a 20 year-old, there aren’t many contexts in which I feel entitled to speak authoritatively about the “old days.” This is undoubtedly for the best; even …
“Bleak” and “wintry” aren’t usually descriptions that apply to my experiences in Ecuador. The jungles of the Amazon region were oppressively hot, and the cities of Quito, …
Undoubtedly, Japandroids ignored the narrative surrounding the trajectory of modern indie rock. After a decade that found nearly every music publication running a “hot take” on …
By Hanna Merzbach The first performance of Lewis & Clark’s spring dance show, Dance Y, was held yesterday on Thursday, April 13. Tonight, the second show will …
By Jonah Svihus Photo by Brady Antonelli On April 11, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. protesters, made up of both Lewis & Clark students and the broader Portland …
By Hanna Merzbach Photo by Lexie Boren The evening debate,“The Huddled Masses: Displacement in a Time of Crisis,” held on April 11, the second day of the …
How can students fight back against a growing culture of ‘alternative facts’ and a weakening department of education? With the confirmation that Betsy DeVos is indeed the …
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