ASLC struggles to fill two empty senator positions
By Amelia Eichel The Associated Students of Lewis & Clark (ASLC) met on Jan. 25 to fill two senate seats vacated by students studying abroad. This was …
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Two iPhones bought illegally with Student Activities credit card
By Hanna Merzbach In late December, Director of Student Activities Jason Feiner discovered fraud on the office’s club credit card history: two iPhones had been purchased without …
Plans proposed for campus-wide development
By Hanna Merzbach In an attempt to address maintenance issues and plan long-term development on all three campuses, Lewis & Clark has partnered with Sasaki, a large-scale …
LC stipend changes may negatively impact student workers
By MacKenzie Herring Beginning this year, Lewis & Clark plans to change the way select on-campus clubs and organizations pay their student workers. Until now, many on-campus …
GOP tax plan could impact LC students
By Gelsey Plaza On Nov. 16, members of the Republican Party proposed a federal tax plan that, if passed, would impact students in colleges and universities across …
ENVS Symposium kicks off with keynote panel
By Alix Soliman The Lewis & Clark Environmental Studies Program kicked off their 20th annual Environmental Affairs Symposium from Oct. 24 to 26 with a keynote panel, …
Inconsistent enrollment creates budget issues, cuts
By Nick Sabatini For the third year in a row, Lewis & Clark has missed its enrollment target, as LC’s enrollment was lower than expected. There are …
IME hosts “Wokeshop,” urges intersectionality
By Hannah Posey-Scholl This semester, the office of Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement (IME) has been putting on “Wokeshops,” the purpose of which, as states the IME page of …
LC creates general education “super team”
By Gelsey Plaza The General Education Steering Committee is in the process of devising a Core and General Education curriculum that reflects the Lewis & Clark identity. …
IA department gathers to discuss resurgent nationalism
By Mackenzie Bath Twice per semester since 2012, faculty and students from International Affairs department have been gathering to discuss important and relevant topics outside the classroom. …
Campus safety sees decline in crime
There have been a total of 38 reported criminal incidents on campus so far this calendar year. The offenses include theft, stalking, criminal trespassing, domestic violence, hit …