Lost in the “Fun House”: Bill Will’s Hoffman Gallery exhibit
By Chester Brogan When asked about what was motivating Bill Will while designing and producing the current exhibit at the […]
Bridges close for year, students aggravated
By Nick Sabatini In previous years, students living on Lewis & Clark campus could access the academic buildings by crossing the […]
Campus Living hosts kick-off event to bring LLCs together
Lewis and Clark is the home to a multitude of Living Learning Communities (LLC), which are meant to bring learning […]
LC bookstore announces decision to desist independent venture, reviews bids from various private companies
This year, Lewis & Clark conceded that the independently run LC bookstore is a financial failure in need of redress. […]
Rose City Rollers dominate the rink with body positivity
The Rose City Rollers (RCR) is Portland’s own women’s roller derby league. Made up of six adult teams and six […]
Sports commentary: Kaepernick controversy
For a player who was once drawing comparisons to NFL Most Valuable Player Cam Newton, it has been a long […]
Ariel Pink’s new LP finds him sentimental, as gross as ever
Somehow, Ariel Pink is always getting compared to the late (and not so great) Frank Zappa. As one may or […]
Waterfalls: Japan’s Hidden Wonders
By Shawn Bolker When one thinks of Japan, waterfalls don’t often come to mind. Instead, most envision scenes of the bustling […]
Bon Appetit and Lewis & Clark have altered the menus and hours of meal service, hurting students’ ability to rely on meal plans.
As most returning students are now aware, Bon Appetit Catering and Lewis & Clark College have changed the menus and […]
How to Get Over: a fictional story about moving on
This is a work of fiction: all incidents described are products of the author’s imagination, and any resemblance to actual […]