Serving up a new season
The men’s and women’s tennis teams start up the spring season By Peter Melling /// Sports Editor The men’s and women’s tennis teams are back in action! …
Finding Truth in History: India’s Colonial Past
University of Chicago professor braves snowstorms to continue a History Department legacy By Julie Oatfield /// Staff Writer “It’s an honor, a privilege, and a minor miracle …
Be Kind, Rewind: Review of The Lowered album “Crayons over Scalding Rocks”
By Ted Jamison /// Staff Writer “My ears were continually snagged by the asymmetrical vocals.” Mission Statement: Alright, let’s get some things sorted. I’m not here to …
Photo Gallery: Get Loud at The Rusty Nail January 30th 2015
Photos /// Lindsay Goldman The Rusty Nail opened this past Wednesday. They’re serving coffee and tea for $1, student homemade bread $1 and homemade vegan ramen $5. …
Poetry Reading by Victor Rodriguez Nunez
By Emma Cranston /// Staff Writer Last Thursday, Lewis & Clark hosted poet Victor Nuñez in the Albany-Smith auditorium. Nuñez read several of his pieces in Spanish, …
Oregon native takes first steps on L&C pitch
An interview with new head coach of football, Jay Locey By Rocky McNeff /// Sport Editor I sat down with the new Lewis & Clark football head …
Swipe No More: L&C Ends Universal Keycard Access to Dorms
By Drake MacFarlane /// News Editor Universal key swipe access across campus is officially a thing of the past. During last semester’s Ray Warren Symposium on Race …
Field of dreams
Softball sets their sight high for 2015 season By Maddie Lee /// Staff Writer My class was brought in to turn around the softball program at Lewis …
D.I.Y. or Don’t
By Katie Naphas /// Features Editor Winter’s coming to an end and the cold wind has taken its toll. Whether the chilled air has made your ears …
I Double Dog Dare You……
Chronicling Lewis & Clark Professors and their sidekicks By Julie OatField /// Staff Writer Professors bringing their pets on campus is a recurring phenomenon, and visiting professors …
No Access, No Safety
By Brady Antonelli /// Opinion Editor Back in November, the Executive Council began a policy in response to a threatening emoji being posted on Yik-Yak, an anonymous …