P.E. classes are forced to adapt to the new online environment
With all Lewis & Clark classes transitioning to an online format, physical education (P.E.) classes are uniquely affected. Since the nature of these classes depend on students …
Jo Tabacek
Zeke Crawford ’20 concludes his LC career with 1,000 point milestone
ALTHOUGH Lewis & Clark’s men’s basketball team lost their season-ending game against Pacific Lutheran University on Feb. 22, Zeke Crawford ’20 ended the game and his collegiate …
Bookwarming presents professor’s new book
Assistant Professor of Hispanic Studies Magalí Rabasa’s new book, “The Book in Movement: Autonomous Politics and the Lettered City Underground” was featured in a bookwarming hosted by …
Student Life supports nightlife on campus
The department of Student Activities held the semesterly meeting for recognized student organizations on Feb. 12. Director of the Career Center Rocky Campbell and Director of Inclusion …
Sashay away from your stress with fun and unique PE classes
By Linden Warling Have you ever wanted to learn to defend yourself against attackers or how to do a waltz? Included in the Lewis & Clark graduation …
Ultimate frisbee starts training, dreams of Nationals
By Linden Warling A frisbee flies out of the mist. It is Monday, 6 a.m. The sun has not yet risen, but ultimate frisbee players of all …
Students entranced by hip SOAN professor
Ever since Lewis & Clark’s administration took away the designated smoking areas, many students have been scrambling for a free social space on campus. The gazebo behind …
LC athletics pursues inclusion for LGBTQ+
By Grace Mark In the past two years, the climate of LGBTQ inclusion in college athletics has changed as National Collegiate Athletic Association’s Division III works toward …
Ultimate Frisbee employs a unique type of competitiveness
By Annie Erickson The sport of ultimate frisbee is anything but a traditional competitive sport. It is strictly non-contact and has no referee to enforce that. Conversely, …
Animal collective club
By Mattie Sienknech Dozens of new and returning members crammed into the KLC Radio Office on Wednesday, Sep.12 to attend Animal Collective’s first meeting of the year. …
Hoffman Gallery exhibit explores grieving process after loss of parents
By Celeste Kurnik This fall, the Hoffman Gallery is showing “Loss of Material Evidence,” a collection created by partners in life and in artistry, Maria T. D. …