Lawyers from Oregon Innocence Project speaks to law students
The Lewis & Clark Law School hosted the Oregon Innocence Project (OIP) on Feb 20, which focuses on innocence and criminal justice law. Kenneth Kreuscher, managing attorney, …
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Workshop on narrative medicine centers caring
Lewis & Clark hosted the Northwest Narrative Medicine Collaborative (NWNMC) on Feb. 24. with support from the Mellon Foundation. Narrative medicine is an interdisciplinary field bringing the …
McMenamins tip pool spurs scandal
The McMenamins are no strangers to the spotlight, nor to interrogation. A year after their 40th anniversary and a ransomware attack, the family-owned chain of historically-renovated dining …
Harm Reduction Club addresses Portland’s growing fentanyl crisis
The United States has long struggled with the opioid epidemic. Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid, has historically served as an important drug in the medical industry to treat …
Co-chairs elaborate on 43rd Annual Gender Symposium
Queerbaiting, representation in TV shows, KPOP, femboys, clean girl aesthetics and sex toys are just a tiny fraction of the pertinent topics that will be addressed through …
Arabic studies looks to broaden opportunities
Rumors have been circulating around Lewis & Clark’s undergraduate campus that the Arabic language program ends this semester. However, interviews with students and staff have proven this …
Valentine’s Day not only for romantic love
Valentine’s Day, the holiday we all know and love. From candy hearts to chocolate in pretty pink packaging to roses to gift to the most important person …
Professor delves into LDS milieu
Courtesy of American Antiquarian Society Courtesy of Interim Archives/Getty Images Dr. Benjamin Park, an associate professor of history at Sam Houston State University and writer on intersection …
New 2024 Oregon laws go into effect, addiction, homelessness addressed
Several novel Oregon laws went into effect on Jan 1. In 2023, the ongoing addiction and homelessness crises provoked several state of emergency declarations. These new laws …
Phi Beta Kappa scholar visits college, presents lecture on civil rights movement complexities
On Feb. 15, Kenneth Andrews, a professor of Sociology at Washington University in St. Louis, gave a lecture at Lewis & Clark entitled “Lessons of the Civil Rights …
Mascot Steering Committee addresses ongoing debate
On Jan. 17, Lewis & Clark students received a survey regarding the Pioneer mascot. The survey, which will remain open until Feb. 7, asked for feedback and …