Cooley donates historic home to Lewis & Clark
Sue D. Cooley, widow of Edward H. Cooley, the founder and longtime head of Precision Castparts Corporation, has donated the Cooley family home to Lewis & Clark College for use as a presidential residence. Her gift includes funds sufficient to operate and maintain the home and its gardens.
Continue this article  Newest Pamplin professor focuses on urban economics
Although he is the author of the nation’s best-selling textbook on urban economics, Arthur O’Sullivan’s career itinerary never included a stop in a bona fide metropolis. Until now.
"Maybe it was about time," says O’Sullivan, who moved to Portland last fall to become the Dr. Robert B. Pamplin Jr. Professor of Economics at Lewis & Clark.
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Enhanced law school facilities benefit people, programs
Jennifer Loynd spreads out her patent law research journals, sets down her water bottle, and plugs her laptop computer into a maple table in the main-floor study area of Louise and Erskine Wood Sr. Hall, dedicated February 10.
Continue this article | More Law School News  Kralovec focuses on improving public education
Etta Kralovec ’70 was such a lackluster high school student that a guidance counselor once told her she wasn’t even fit to work "in the ribbon department of a dime store." Today, thousands of teachers, parents, and students are grateful she overcame the slight.
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Scalia’s visit spurs clash of ideas
Pepperdine prof tackles chemistry misconceptions
