New data about campus sexual assault released
By Lexi Kelley /// Staff Writer Recently, Lewis & Clark received new information about the prevalence of sexual assault on campus. During the Spring 2015 semester, The …
LC Orchestra Stuns Flanagan Chapel
By Sydney Owada /// Opinions Editor A conversation between violin, cello, and piano filled Flanagan Chapel at the start of the Lewis & Clark Orchestra’s performance, and Claude Debussy’s …
SAAB story: a pop-up you don’t want to block
By Jonah Svihus /// Staff Writer Lewis & Clark seniors Tess Haratonik and Ellie Olitsky are creating a pop-up art gallery with funding from the Student Academic …
Parquet Courts comes to PDX
By Harrison Smith /// Staff Writer “You seem like such an advanced civilization, Portland, and yet you still have this ‘moat.’ I mean, you’ve had curbside composting …
On “Malibu,” Anderson .Paak proves that he’s here to stay
Following appearances on Dr. Dre’s “Compton,” .Paak showcases solo capabilities on genre-defying sophomore LP By Susannah Whittle It’s been a big year for Anderson .Paak. From notable work …
Athlete of the Month: Summer Garrison ’18
Garrison continues her upward surge through women’s tennis’ spring season By Peter Melling /// Sports Editor In her first two seasons with Lewis & Clark’s tennis team, she …
Portland mayor race pits LC alum against local political veteran
By Leslie Muir /// Opinions Editor It’s time for Portland to elect a new mayor, and the race has already heated up. Current mayor Charlie Hales has …
Presidential primaries competitive in both parties
By Abe Field /// Staff Writer As 2016 comes, so does the presidential election. This year looks to be one of the most polarizing years in history …
Preparations in full swing for 35th Gender Studies Symposium
By Sarah McDonagh /// Staff Writer Lewis & Clark students have been furiously preparing for the 35th annual Gender Studies Symposium, to be held March 9-11 on …
Idiom of the Week – The Thief Has A Burning Hat
By McKenna Tiegland/// Senior Staff Writer Idioms become most interesting when they are translated across languages, because that is where we find a special handful that, well, …
East Asian Studies Department changes name, curriculum
By Cassandra Broadwin///Staff Writer A simple four-letter shift may be enough to change the way LC students define the four years of their college experience. This coming …