Elections Special: Hillary Clinton
By Sam Perszyk /// Staff Writer As election time inches closer, and Mr. Trump brings a mixture of comedy and fear to most students at this school, …
Elections Special: Marco Rubio
By Brad Davis /// Business Manager As one of the few vocal conservatives on this campus, students constantly stop me in the Bon, Maggie’s, or Watzek to …
Outstanding Young Alumni awardee brings art exhibit to Watzek
By Gelsey Plaza /// Staff Writer The group study section in Watzek has become more colorful for the month of February. On Feb. 8, the Samantha Robison ’08 …
Janet Steverson selected as Dean of Diversity and Inclusion by President Glassner
By Lexi Kelley /// Staff Writer President Barry Glassner has announced the creation of a new Dean position that will focus specifically on issues of diversity and …
The final great splashdown
The seniors wrap up their season at the Northwest Conference Championship By Peter Melling /// Sports Editor The last act in the Pioneer’s swimming season has ended, …
Splashing into the future
The first-year athletes surge through the championship and towards next season By Peter Melling /// Sports Editor Following an arduous season, the men’s and women’s swimming teams …
Idiom of the week: turn a blind eye
By McKenna Teigland /// Staff Writer Words are weird. The English language in particular is pretty strange, what with its homophones, linguistic caveats, and the infuriating confusion that …
Campus rock garden gets renovation
By Jonah Svihus /// Staff Writer The first phase of renovations to the rock garden located between the Fields Center and the Hoffman Gallery of Contemporary Art on …
Julia Holter wows Portland crowd
By Harrison Smith /// Staff Writer Stomach full of pizza and homemade mimosa, I rolled up to the Holocene feelin’ some type of way about seeing one …
Aasif Mandvi comes to Lewis & Clark
By Noah Foster-Koth /// Staff Writer Comedian and former “Daily Show” correspondent Aasif Mandvi performed at Lewis & Clark on Feb. 6th, in the Agnes Flanagan Chapel. …
The lights go out on the hardcourt
Men’s basketball narrowly misses the NWC playoffs By Abe Field /// Senior Staff Writer As the school year returns to it’s natural ebb and flow, the men’s …