Class of 2021, we (somehow) made it to the end
People always say that your time at college goes by in the blink of an eye, and I would have to agree, at least to some extent. …
People always say that your time at college goes by in the blink of an eye, and I would have to agree, at least to some extent. …
In the year 2020, hate crimes towards the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community increased by 149% overall — an astonishing development that indicates the rise …
The opening of the senior art exhibition is usually a bustling event that draws students to the Hoffman Art Gallery to socialize, eat and view the final …
ON APRIL 15, state legislators in Alabama and North Dakota joined 29 other states in advancing bills aimed at restricting the rights of trans students to participate …
As the velvet curtain closes on my rein as The Backdoor editor, the search for the new journalistic jester begins. The same search that those before me …
In an April 1 email to residential students, Campus Living announced updates to housing options for the 2021-22 academic year, including the limited availability of housing for …
This year, as a resident advisor and a researcher for two COVID-19 related projects on campus, I have become increasingly familiar with the dynamics of power that …
SPRING 2021 WILL be the last semester that beloved Senior Lecturer Emeritus in Social Sciences Cyrus Partovi ’67 teaches at Lewis & Clark. Though he formally retired …
At Lewis & Clark, it is rare to find students who do not fit into the liberal arts aesthetic. It is even more rare to find students …
When walking to the academic side of campus, many Lewis & Clark students pass by the Pamplin Sports Center, often paying it little to no mind. The …
In our era of increasing partisanship, it can feel impossible to work, or even play, across the aisle. But rest assured! True love still conquers all. This …
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