Vigil Mourns Victims of Christchurch Attack
Over 100 students, faculty and members of the community gathered in front of Watzek Library on March 18 to mourn […]
LC Students Join Worldwid Climate Change Protest
Since the release of the Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change (IPCC) ‘Summary for Policymakers’ in October last year, there has […]
LC Faces a Projected Four Million Dollar Deficit
In the 2019-2020 school year, Lewis & Clark expects to make 2.5 percent less in tuition revenue, and will have […]
Law School Hosts Week Against Mass Incarceration
Students and community members came together to speak out against mass incarceration in the Lewis & Clark Law School’s annual […]
Pio Driver Investigated for Reckless Driving
Most students have ridden the Pioneer Express (Pio) at least once in their time at Lewis & Clark, and expect […]
ASLC Elects Members to Cabinet for the 2019-2020 Academic Year
As part of the election for the Associated Students for Lewis & Clark’s (ASLC) cabinet, a debate was held on […]
Alcohol Will No Longer Be Served at Maggie’s
Recently, students have noticed that Maggie’s is no longer serving alcoholic beverages. Maggie’s used to have “Maggie’s Pub Nights” which […]
New Graduation venue Shortchanges Seniors
In late November, those who applied for graduation received an email from Undergraduate Commencement congratulating them and alerting them of […]
Anti-Vaccination Advocates Refuse to Accept the Facts
Whether it be tea detoxes on Instagram, charcoal toothpaste or the Atkins Diet, humans undoubtedly gravitate towards quackery; exactly what […]
IA Majors Should Take the Road Less Traveled
On the first day of U.S. Foreign Policy this semester, a certain former Iranian diplomat addressed the class. “Are there […]