I originally came to Lewis & Clark with a piano scholarship, but no plans to major in music. However, as a life-long pianist and someone who always had a passion for the arts, I found it difficult to stay away from the music building and eventually declared myself a music major.

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Alumna and teacher Serena Talcott was featured in the Portland Tribune for her work helping freshmen transition into high school.

G.B. Arrington B.A. ’72 is a pioneer in light rail and other transit projects.

Nena Baker B.A. ‘81 writes an eye-opening book on the implications of chemical contaminants accumulating in our bodies.

Roxane White received a bachelor’s degree from Lewis and Clark College in 1985.

The Presidential Search Committee met on August 25 to mark the end of summer and start the work of vetting potential candidates.

My name is Charlie Ahlquist, and I graduated from Lewis & Clark College with my B.A. in Music and Psychology in May of 2007

Dean Sempert ‘49, coached at Lewis & Clark for 26 years and was a much beloved figure on campus.

Alumnus Mark Woolley was featured in the Oregonian this month after closing his art gallery in the Pearl District and pondering the next chapter in his storied career.

Gary Schmidt B.A. ’91, M.P.A. ’92 was named president of Toastmasters International.

The Source caught up with Trustee Jay Waldron to learn about his own journey to Lewis & Clark and hear more about his approach to the presidential search.

Lewis & Clark President Thomas J. Hochstettler informed the campus community that he will leave Lewis & Clark at the end of July to take up the reins as Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at the American University of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates.

Slideshow: Alumna creates artisan collective for India’s City of Widows. Katie Walter will devote her summer to promoting peace in a small comunity in India.

Alum to improve global health systems with mobile technology.