LC alums Dear Nora return to perform at Coop
By Ariel McGee Indie band Dear Nora performed at the Coop on Sunday, Nov. 4. Founded at Lewis & Clark […]
Party polarization prevails in midterm
By Cassidy Harris After holding their breath for the past few months, Oregon Democrats let out a sigh of relief […]
Lewis & Clark health center introduces new dollar menu
*The Backdoor is a work of fiction and humor By Audrey Barrett In an effort to combat the yearly tides […]
Trusting the Board: transparency crisis at LC
By Mackenzie Herring When important decisions are made without public input, or rather a lack of transparency is sensed by […]
Trustees not briefed on student life issues
By Nicholas Nerli Amid the funding crisis that endangered the Counseling Service’s future during the 2017-2018 academic year, complete details […]
New coach brings new beginning to men’s basketball
By Annie Erickson This year the Lewis & Clark men’s basketball team is striving to create a winning culture by […]
Ray Warren Symposium talks bias in health and medicine
By Gelsey Plaza This year’s 15th Annual Ray Warren Symposium on Race and Ethnic Studies, Bitter Pills, focused on race, […]
Maggie’s suffers from a distasteful ambience
By Owen Heh During a brisk November evening at Lewis & Clark, a group of students gather at Maggie’s for […]
Kiosk offers unique connections in Watzek
By Joanne Sally Mero If you’ve visited Watzek Library in the past two weeks, you may have noticed a wooden […]
Brave student writes paper on unread book
*The Backdoor is a work of fiction and humor By Madeleine Fellows Local Lewis & Clark student, Lucas Jones ’20, […]