How to College: Welcome to camp-Us living
By AJ Slepian /// Staff Writer Every kid dreams of going to summer camp: days filled with late-night bonfires, s’mores, friendships that last through the year, and …
Operation Nightwatch hopes to raise $5,000 to provide for Portland homeless population
By Amy Sutton /// Staff Writer According to the 2013 Point-in-Time count, there were 3,000 homeless people living in Portland last year. Of 3,000, nearly 2,000 were unsheltered, …
Law School students show what they’re made of in 2nd annual Talent Show
By Julia Burns /// Staff Writer A keg and red solo cups adorned the law school’s second annual Lewis & Clark Talent show on Thursday, March 6, …
Justice Sonia Sotomayor proves to be personable inspiration
By Guadalupe Triana /// Arts Editor When a law student asked how she managed to stay true to ‘Sonia’ over the years, Associate Justice of the …
Let’s not become University of Phoenix
By Drake McFarlane /// Backdoor Editor Online courses are edging their way into our territory here at Lewis & Clark and I, frankly, am not happy. Recently, …
Interfaith hosts Labyrinth Walk
By Amy Sutton /// Staff Writer Participants of Lewis & Clark’s Interfaith Labyrinth Walk were met with stark silence when they entered the Diane Greg Pavilion on …
E&D research papers recognized by Watzek
By Julia Burns /// Staff writer It’s what every upperclassman never forgets and what every freshman must overcome—the ascent into college-level academia via E&D research paper. …
Stoked for Sunburn
By Guadalupe Triana///Arts Editor The weather for Saturday’s Sunburn music festival is looking quite predictable: cloudy with a chance of rain. Despite the fact that perhaps past …
Rusty Nail needs support to regain space
By The Rusty Nail Coordinators The Rusty Nail, our student-run, on-campus cooperative, has fallen on hard times. After a series of conduct hearings regarding two incidents, college …
Women’s tennis takes hit last weekend
By Caitlin Basilio /// Sports Editor Last weekend, the Lewis & Clark women’s tennis team fell to both the Whitworth Pirates, 6-3, and the #16 Whitman Missionaries, …
Jamming with Jamison
By Caleb Diehl /// Managing Editor As Ted Jamison (‘15) swivels in his office chair, enclosed by two microphones, all eyes are on him. He is preparing …