21 Savage brings swagger and gore to Veterans Coliseum
By Drew Matlovsky Among the cohort of new rappers, 21 Savage stands out for his eerie, brooding flow. An aesthetic […]
Earthships are a new form of sustainable housing for an uncertain future
By Gabe Commissaris The current western housing model that we have used for decades is obsolete. Over the years we have […]
New Gen Ed course explores the Portland void
*The Backdoor is a “work” of “fiction” and “humor” By Elise Glaser Exploration and Discovery (E&D), the freshman seminar class, […]
The Bottom Shelf: Take a Tiny Trip to Tiki with Tikis
By Samuel Woods Walking into a dimly lit room you hear a voice cry out “hey man, blaze it,” followed […]
IA Symposium disputes idea of sovereignty
By Audrey Barrett From April 9 to 11, the 56th International Affairs Symposium highlighted the complexity of global issues by […]
Dispensaries more about business than bud
By Hector Brandt Dispensaries have opened at an impressive rate since Oregon’s legalization of recreational marijuana in 2015. There are […]
Administration seeks help forming LC strategic plan
By Mackenzie Herring In an institutional effort to reform Lewis & Clark College, the Executive Council and the Board of […]
Can recovery narratives push past addiction?
By Jonah Svihus I developed an obsession this year. I did not know how obsessed I would become. I did […]
Professors find love and partnership at LC
By Lluvia Meyreles The workplace romances inside Lewis & Clark faculty do not quite top those of a daytime soap […]
Exchange students describe Trump’s reputation abroad
By Amelia Eichel The Trump election came as a shock to most liberal Americans in 2016. Given that Lewis & […]