In wake of changed COVID protocol, ASB Senate votes to provide free antigen tests
By Tanvi Shukla In light of recent changes to campus COVID policy, the Associated Student Body (ASB) has begun offering free COVID tests as of Oct. 4 …
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Philosophy colloquium features student presentation
On Sept. 29, the philosophy department hosted a colloquium featuring Liam Kruchten ’24 who spoke about their experience as the sole undergraduate at a conference held by …
Native Scholar-Artist in Residence role debuts
For the first time in its history, Lewis & Clark has created an official position for Indigenous creative collaboration and leadership. This role, entitled the Native Scholar-Artist …
IME debuts mentorship opportunity
The Office of Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement (IME) has officially launched the new First-Generation Mentorship Program. The program focuses on connecting first generation students with staff, faculty …
NSU celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day, hosts panel on identity, heritage
On Oct. 2, the Native Student Union (NSU) hosted a panel discussion featuring speakers from the Indigenous communities of the greater Portland area. This was the first …
LC welcomes new director of campus security
With over 33 years of professional experience, Jay Weitman has landed at Lewis & Clark as the new director of Campus Safety. An LC alum, Weitman graduated …
Overseas office staff host Study Abroad Fair
The Sept. 12 study abroad fair promised that “refreshments will be provided.” This enticement clearly resonated with a lot of students, as the initial mob made quick …
Campus unveils newly remodeled Stewart-Odell complex
The Stewart-Odell renovation is complete. During the Spring 2023 semester, into the summer, the residence hall known as Stewart-Odell was under renovation. According to the Lewis & …
First SEE Fair successful, over 100 clubs table
On Friday, Sept. 8, Lewis & Clark hosted the 18th annual Student Engagement Extravaganza (SEE), formerly known as the Pio Fair, where 118 of the school’s 130+ …
Australia study abroad trip canceled, many disappointed
On Sept. 12, Psychology Department Chair Diana Leonard announced that the summer 2024 study abroad program in Australia has been canceled due to budgetary reasons. This came …
Wellness office hosts events for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), an international, annual campaign to raise awareness about interpersonal, gender-based sexual violence and education on how to prevent it. Colleges …