Is there such thing as a natural disaster? Do certain populations suffer from environmental hazards more than others? These were some interesting inquiries explored during Lewis & Clark’s 19th Annual Environmental Studies (ENVS) Symposium from Oct. 18-20. This year’s theme was Equity and Earth: Intersections of Social Justice and Environment. The symposium explored the importance
by John Rogers /// News Editor The pathway between John R. Howard Hall and Watzek Library hosted an unusual event last Wednesday morning: a student with a microphone and black marker scribbled on his face gave a speech to all those within earshot. The speaker was Marlon Oviedo (’15), an Environmental Studies and Theatre double
by JohnRogers///News Editor The pathway between John R. Howard Hall and Watzek Library hosted an unusual event last Wednesday morning: a student with a microphone and black marker scribbled on his face gave a speech to all those within earshot. The speaker was Marlon Oviedo (’15), an Environmental Studies and Theatre double major. Curtis Shirey(‘15)