Students Present Research at Annual Festival of Scholars
Stamm Dining Room and the classrooms of J.R. Howard Hall filled with students and staff on April 19 for the […]
Kwibuka Honors Victims of the Rwandan Genocide
Lewis & Clark’s Dallaire Scholarship Committee hosted a Kwibuka on April 14 in honor of the 25th Annual International Day […]
The Title IX Process: A Closer Look
Title IX is a section of the Education Amendments Act of 1972, which states that “No person in the United […]
TEDx Event Announced to Debut at LC Next Fall
Lewis & Clark’s first TEDx event, “The Deconstruction of Everything We Know,” will provide the LC community with an opportunity […]
Peer Body Project Plans to Tackle Issues that Contribute to a Negative Body Image
Negative body image is one of the major factors which contributes to the development of eating disorders. Studies have shown […]
Thoughts Abroad: Ecuadorian Societal and Civil Structures
HIGH IN THE Sierra region of Ecuador, a mindset still prevails that each individual is intimately interwoven into the fabric […]
Gorge-ous Hidden Gem: Guide to Upper Bridal Veil Falls
The Columbia River Gorge is a truly unique and magnificent location, harboring over 80 waterfalls on the Oregon side alone! […]
Lit Review Encompasses All Works of Fiction
It is no secret that there is a host of thriving student organizations at Lewis & Clark. From mindfulness clubs […]
Poetry Circle: Sharing Prose as a Collective
Outside of an academic setting, Lewis & Clark has lacked a space for writers to gather and discuss their writing, […]
Homeward Bound: Not All Post-Grads Stay in Portland
Every senior has been asked where they are headed after graduation, and sometimes I do not want to tell people […]