Students lobby for OLCC change at Capitol
By Drake MacFarlane /// News Editor Lewis & Clark students who fear late night Oregon Liquor Control Commission abuses will soon see potential for reform. Associated Students …
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Big changes for Career and Academic Advising
Next year introduces a remodeled Advising Center and plans for a new Career Center in Templeton By Angelica True /// Staff Writer Next year, the Career Development Center will be receiving a new home and a new name. The Career Development Center, …
Club budget allocation process raises concern
Student Organizations Committee and student leaders strive for better accountability, with mixed approaches By Julie Oatfield /// Staff Writer Perhaps with the exception of the Ninja Club, most clubs agree that transparency is important in maintaining good relations with …
President Barry Glassner assumes position as representative at NAICU
By KT Kelly /// Staff Writer President Barry Glassner has already graced the Lewis & Clark community for Sunday brunches at the Bon, but with his election …
Identity Crisis: the 53rd I.A. Symposium
This year’s International Affairs Symposium tackles the idea of identity in a globalized world By Maddie Barto /// Staff Writer Next month, Lewis & Clark will be welcoming …
Bringing LC together through furry friends: Human-Animal Studies Conference bridges gap between the two campuses
By Julie Oatfield /// Staff Writer Pale blue posters around campus last week were subtle reminders of what’s actually a very strong initiative rolling across all three …
Petition for airwaves: KLC Board pushes for broadcasting classes
Students advocate for broadcasting classes and a reevaluation of credit assignment on the board By Meghan Zea /// News Editor In an effort to create a greater impact on campus, the KLC board crafted a petition to push for the …
Search for CAS Dean draws low student attendance
By John Rogers /// Managing Editor Months of research and collaboration by the College of Arts and Sciences Dean Search Committee culminated in the appearance of four …
A Pioneer governor’s ascent to power
LC Alumna Kate Brown (‘85) takes the highest office in the land—in Oregon, that is. By Julie Oatfield /// Staff Writer “It is time once again to …
First annual Middle East Symposium advocates for a potential minor in the field
By KT Kelly /// Staff Writer From March 4-6, Lewis & Clark College will hold its first annual Middle East Studies Symposium, co-chaired by Julia Duerst (’15) …
Two Million Dollar Gift to Endow Lorry Lokey Faculty Excellence Award Program
By Angelica True /// Staff Writer Last month, in mid-January, local philanthropist and education enthusiast, Lorry Lokey, donated two million dollars to Lewis & Clark College. The gift, …