Low enrollment causes budget deficit, LC fundraises
By Hannah Posey-Scholl For the second year in a row, Lewis & Clark College has a budget deficit. One of the main reasons for this is that …
Month: November 2017
Lewis & Clark outranks Harvard*
*IN MOTTO LENGTH **The Backdoor is a “work” of “fiction” and “satire.” By Lauren Keegan In a spectacular turn of events, Lewis & Clark College has officially …
Women’s Soccer Week 6
By Zachary Lerman This past weekend, the Lewis & Clark women’s soccer team had a two-game homestand against fellow Northwestern conference rivals. On the afternoon of Oct. …
LC students are not apathetic
By MacKenzie Bath I came from a high school that cared about school spirit. People painted their faces and bodies for football games, we all came out …
Pioneers fall to Pacific University, 17-7
By Syrah Starnes On Oct. 21, Homecoming and Family Weekend, Pioneer football looked for a win against the Pacific University Boxers, hoping to end their two-game losing streak …
CO trips: affordable outdoor weekend getaways
By Audrey Barrett Are College Outdoors (CO) trips worth it? In a word, yes. Where else can you spend upwards of six hours preparing and eating a few …
“The Ooz” review
By Alex Cohen When my friends first introduced me to King Krule in 2013, I couldn’t bring myself to enjoy Archie Marshall’s unique sound. Gradually and with …
Male allyship toward survivors needs work
By Mackenzie Herring In light of the recent allegations against Harvey Weinstein and the resulting national conversation being held by victims of sexual assault across the nation, …
Gucci’s album fizzles
By Leroy Tuckerton Gucci’s new album sucks. Seventeen months after, as he puts it, “coming out da feds,” Gucci Mane returns with his eleventh full-length album, which …
Ethnic studies launches series, challenges rise of white supremacy
By Amelia Eichel Assistant Professor of History Reiko Hillyer presented on Oct. 24 in the first installation of the Opposing White Supremacy Speaker Series put on by the …
eSports level up
By Madeleine Orona burgos eSports are becoming a new avenue towards higher education for students, with schools in California granting eSports scholarships for competitive video game playing. …