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In early September, Lewis & Clark Law School announced that it had received a charitable bequest of $3.7 million from Washington environmental activist John E. Diehl to …

Before the start of the Fall 2019 semester, Lewis & Clark streamlined the chosen name policy on the technical end and expanded the policy so that chosen …

Tuesday, Sept. 24 marked National Voter Registration Day, an effort endorsed by the National Association of Secretaries of State to increase civic engagement through voter registration. The …

The Bates Center for Entrepreneurship and Leadership recently announced that they will be offering a merit-based scholarship to prospective Lewis & Clark students who are Oregon residents. …

Liberal arts colleges across the U.S. have recently seen a decrease in the number of prospective students applying and enrolling. Lewis & Clark is no exception to …

Kadyn Frawley ’21 sat in her wheelchair above the steps of the Great Platt Lawn in the Estate Gardens, overlooking the Pio Fair on Sept. 6 while …

Last spring, the Associate Students of Lewis & Clark (ASLC) unanimously voted to implement a textbook subsidy which assists low-income students in paying for their textbooks for …

After an extensive decision-making process, the Office of the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences announced in spring of 2019 that the Sociology and Anthropology …

The Lewis & Clark community mourns the passing of Jenna Regalado, a first-year student from Phoenix, Arizona who died on Aug. 28. Regalado, a member of the …

Many Lewis & Clark students were alarmed upon returning to school, as posters have been put up around green areas on campus warning of recent cougar sightings …

Over 1,200 right-wing and left-wing demonstrators descended upon Portland’s Tom McCall Waterfront Park on Aug. 17 amid fears that tension would transition into violence. Declared a civil …