Fire Arts club ignites Lewis & Clark campus
By Mackenzie Bath Spinning balls of fire, blaring epic music, and a crowd of students greet you at the basketball […]
Features
Professor and son bond over shared love of Psychology
By Emily Davis Dr. Erik Nilsen began his professional teaching career at Lewis & Clark in the fall of 1991 […]
Waterfalls: Japan’s Hidden Wonders
By Shawn Bolker When one thinks of Japan, waterfalls don’t often come to mind. Instead, most envision scenes of the bustling […]
From Portland to the Driest Place on Earth: Junior Natalie Stroud adjusts to life in Valparaiso, Chile, and the Atacama Desert
By Natalie Stroud Studying abroad is uncomfortable. Plain and simple. When I thought about my experience in Valparaíso, Chile thus […]
The Mystery of the Watzek Chess Game
By Kendall Arlasky The Watzek Library is home to many treasures. The ornate native wall etchings, the enchanting examples of […]
Secrets of the Manor House
By Mackenzie Bath After one’s first visit to the Frank Manor House as a prospective student, it then becomes a scenic […]
Gorton Creek Falls: Hidden Treasures in the Eastern Gorge
Many don’t expect much from the eastern end of the gorge. Most are content with the highly concentrated waterfall areas […]
Katherine Dunn, author of “Geek Love” exhibit on display in Watzek, includes fan response to novel
The new exhibit in Watzek Library on the award-winning author Katherine Dunn is anything but ordinary, which is probably how […]
Adventures Abroad: Trekking through Cajas National Park
“Bleak” and “wintry” aren’t usually descriptions that apply to my experiences in Ecuador. The jungles of the Amazon region were […]
Budget debunked: reallocations remedy as usual, larger trends threaten forecasting
In the final weeks of the fall 2016 semester, a special faculty meeting on the budget was held to discuss […]