DACA: What You Need to Know and What You Should Know
As we enter the fall semester this year, many feel a sense of anxiety over classes and homework as well […]
Articles by Madeleine Orona Burgos
Japanese Breakfast return for seconds
Japanese Breakfast’s latest release, “Soft Sounds from Another Planet,” generates an abundance of relaxing vibes. It’s one of the most […]
Students battle the post-fact world
How can students fight back against a growing culture of ‘alternative facts’ and a weakening department of education? With the […]
Speak for me, speak for us: student reflects on her personal experience with hate
Hate crimes are on the rise. This is apparent. Along with that comes the rise in discussion of a […]
It’s a brave new world for journalism: Press feeling the pressure from the White House
As we venture forward into the first year under our new administration, we are being inundated every day with headlines […]
Art is Vital to Activism, Progress
The day after the inauguration, Lewis & Clark hosted a teach-in session on the presence of art in times […]
Protesting Fascism: As resistance continues, safety becomes important
“The fight against fascism continues as protests against Trump and his policies take place here and abroad.” The year 2017 […]
I will stand with you: A student’s promise to persevere in community after the election
To Trump supporters who are vilifying protesters, however peaceful: Please understand that to a lot of people in […]
Where do we go from here? Finishing 2016
“An analysis of the state of sociopolitical discourse after the 2016 election.” The 2016 presidential election has been one […]
STDs are on the rise across the nation and campuses
College campuses are trying to figure out how to make safe sex cool in the age of Tinder and Grindr […]