Hot new trend at LC is being a sellout
*The Backdoor is a “work” of “fiction” and “satire.” By Lauren Keegan The weather may be getting cold, but a hot new trend is on the rise …
Cross Country seniors look back on four memorable seasons
By Abe Field The men’s and women’s cross country teams ended their season on Nov. 11 at Pomona College. The dusty race at the NCAA Division III …
A Columbia Gorge hidden gem
By Shawn “Shaggy” Bolker The Columbia River Gorge is Oregon’s premier waterfall area. Of the Columbia River Gorge’s 75+ waterfalls, almost all are on the Oregon side. …
Wiewels hosts Thanksgiving dinner at Cooley house
By Bradley Davis President Wim Wiewel and his family opened their home at the Cooley House for the first ever Lewis & Clark community Thanksgiving celebration. With …
Students reflect on the local bar scene
By Brady Antonelli At 21 you can drink, and with that birthday comes a challenge of taste and character. A bar is not just an establishment that …
Destroying net neutrality chokes internet freedom, affects masses
By Audrey Barrett Imagine this: it’s 11:47 p.m. and you desperately need to submit a paper by midnight. And then your stressed out finals brain can’t remember …
“Search Party” returns Nov. 19
By Drew Matlovsky In the saturated world of police procedurals, snarky sit-coms and the ever popular HBO-stylized “prestige” shows, the world of television often feels predictable, to …
Angry at satire? Then it’s working
By Peter Kranitz I would like to begin by reiterating my statement from Nov. 4 about the article published in the Backdoor on Nov. 3 titled “New …
Ray Warren symposium sparks race discourse
By Audrey Barret The 14th annual Ray Warren Symposium on Race and Ethnic Studies, titled “Legacy, Race and Remembrance,” took place Nov. 8 through 10. Keynote speakers …
Poll Finds “Ignoring People” LC’s Most Loved Extracurricular
*The Backdoor is a “work” of “fiction” and “satire.” By Elise Glaser A Campus Living poll has released the findings that Lewis & Clark students overwhelmingly adore “ignoring …
Campus traditions: Rites of passage and rivalries at L&C
By Kendall Arlasky An intricate cheer, an annual event, an absurd competition — every college has its traditions, and Lewis & Clark is no different. But no matter …