By Mado Hayes Despite Lewis & Clark’s large population of non-religious students, there is still a diverse range of faith on campus
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By Zoe Jennings During the school year students usually get to choose when they do their work, depending on what is best
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By Charlotte Powers Democrats across the country radiated zealous energy as they ventured into 20187, and that energy exploded as results in
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By Charlotte Powers Professor Leah Goldman, a visiting assistant professor for E&D, gave a presentation discussing political statements in art in post-soviet
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By Mackenzie Herring When important decisions are made without public input, or rather a lack of transparency is sensed by the general
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By Abdulrahman Al Rayyis The Persians and Arabs have a brutal and bloody history of conflicts dating back to 2700 B.C. The current
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By Samuel Woods I have been mashing muffins into pints of Pabst for years, but Great Notion Brewing’s Blueberry Muffin Sour means
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By Sandy Grossman The Halloween special is a noble television tradition, one that long went overshadowed by the barrage of Christmas programming
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By Natalie Rich The Lewis & Clark football team may have lost the homecoming game 34-22 against the University of Puget Sound,
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By Miceal Munroe-Allsup Members of the Lewis & Clark Forensics Debate team, one of the largest and most successful teams in the
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By Madeleine Orona Burgos Last month, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced that the Department of Education would be amending federal policy
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