The utter importance of regular sterilization
By Dylan Greer It is the dry season and the wind sweeping over the lake does little to stir waves. […]
Senior reflects on the value of RHMS major
By Caitlin Chappell While wrapping up my senior year, I took the end of the year survey about my overall […]
ASLC plans to give $62,500 to fund Counseling Center services
By Amelia Eichel The Associated Students of Lewis & Clark (ASLC) plans to use $62,500 from its 4300 account to […]
Sellwood shops provide a getaway from LC campus
By Lani Felicitas Sellwood, a small, quaint neighborhood in inner SE Portland, is a popular off-campus living alternative for Lewis […]
Summer schedules assist in off-season training for Pios
By Megan Anderson The tedious schedule of student athletes continues well beyond the school year, affecting lifestyle during the pre-season, […]
Clarkchella 2018
*The Backdoor is a “work” of “humor” and “fiction” By Lauren Keegan As summer slowly creeps up to give us […]
“Ready Player One” has only traces of the novel’s appeal
By Max Colmenares I am always curious to see what a book I read looks like as a movie. It […]
“Pretty Little Liars” spin-off films on campus
By Audrey Barrett Over spring break, the Frank Manor House starred in the pilot episode of “The Perfectionists,” a spin-off […]
ASLC should focus on communication, representation
By Tyler Short During the recent election, most of the statements from the candidates running for Associated Students of Lewis […]
“Isle of Dogs” is a modern day samurai story
By Ray Freedman “Isle of Dogs” is Wes Anderson’s Samurai film. The new movie from the iconic auteur is crafted […]