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February 22, 2018

Messiaen’s “Quartet for the End of Time”

Lewis & Clark faculty violinist Emily Cole will be joined by Oregon Symphony principal clarinetist James Shields, NYC-based cellist Laura Metcalf, and Romanian pianist Matei Varga for Messiaen’s “Quartet for the End of Time,” one of the most significant chamber music compositions of the twentieth century. The performance will also feature Marin Marais’ “La folia” and Ingolf Dahl’s rarely-performed “Concerto a Tre.”
February 20, 2018

6th Annual TCK Symposium: Lost (and Found) in Translation – Bridging the Gap Between Cultures

The Third Culture Kids Club will be welcoming Emmy and Telly award-winning producer, speaker, author and educator Teja Arboleda for the 6th Annual TCK Symposium. Third Culture Kids are a group of people who grew up outside of their parents’ culture. We will discuss transitional issues when navigating between cultures that both TCKs and non-TCKs face, and what we can do to make cross-cultural transitions easier. Some key topics will include: assimilation, integration, culture shock and reverse culture shock, traditions or language that cannot be translated, and stereotypes. We will also talk about how these experiences impact identity and relationships with others. Both TCKs and non-TCKs are welcome!

Symposium Schedule
3-3:30pm – Reception
3:30-5pm – Keynote
5-6pm – Panel Discussion

DAMN be HUMBLE: A Chamberlin Social Justice Forum
February 19, 2018

DAMN be HUMBLE: Addressing the Flaws in Secular and Theological Responses to Injustice

DAMN be HUMBLE is the 2018 Chamberlin Social Justice Forum, featuring Dr. Daymond Glenn and Dr. Jess Bielman. Glenn and Bielman will be discussing the flaws in secular and theological responses to injustice, and what we can do about it.




Dr. Daymond Glenn MEd ’03, EdD ’09, is back at Lewis & Clark as the new assistant director of the Teaching Excellence Program. As a visiting assistant professor, Glenn is also teaching courses this term on critical hip-hop studies and contemporary African-American issues in urban America.


Dr. Jess Bielman is the Director of Campus Ministries and Assistant Professor of Christian Ministries at Warner Pacific College, a Christian liberal arts college in Portland, OR. Bielman received his D.Min. from Wesley Seminary in Washington D.C. focusing on Spirituality and Storytelling. He also co-pastors a house church.

The Chamberlin Social Justice Forum is sponsored by the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life.

February 19, 2018

What’s Next? Eco-Materialism and Contemporary AR

What is the role of the artist in conveying complex and emotional issues related to ecological and social catastrophe?
Lecture by Linda Weintraub.
February 17, 2018

2018 PILP Auction

Please join the Public Interest Law Project for an evening of magic and intrigue at our 27th Annual Secret Garden Auction

February 17, 2018

Franya Berkman and Obo Addy World Music Concert

The Lewis & Clark Music Department presents its 6th annual Franya Berkman & Obo Addy World Music Concert in Evans Auditorium. This concert, presented in memory of our beloved World Music faculty members, will feature performances of music from Indonesia, India, Ghana, Zimbabwe and Spain by Lewis & Clark students.
February 13, 2018

A Fiction Reading by Don Waters

Don Waters is the author of Sunland, a novel, and two story collections, The Saints of Rattlesnake Mountain and Desert Gothic, which won the Iowa Short Fiction Award. His fiction has been widely published and anthologized in the Pushcart Prize, Best of the West, and New Stories from the Southwest.

February 13, 2018

Reception for the Artists: Joel W. Fisher and Jess Perlitz

Reception for the this semester’s faculty art exhibition: Joel W. Fisher’s Abridged Proof and Jess Perlitz’s Forever washing itself.
February 11, 2018

Film Screening - Thin Ice: A Polar Bear’s Plight

Join Watzek Library and Lake Oswego Public Library for a screening of “Thin Ice: A Polar Bear’s Plight”, a year long chronicle by the Oregonian/OregonLive about Nora the polar bear.  Sunday, February 11 at 2 pm in the Council Chamber.
February 9, 2018

(Anti)Valentine’s Concert

We present our 10th annual (Anti)Valentine’s concert, in which the Lewis & Clark choirs and a cappella groups present humorous and poignant music for lovers and haters. Featuring Cappella Nova, Community Chorale, Voces Auream, Kith & Kin, Section Line Drive and the Merryweathers. Katherine FitzGibbon and Brandon Brack, conductors. LIVE STREAMED EVENT
February 8, 2018

Hot Topics: Cultivating Connectedness through Place-Based Learning

Sustainability Council speaker series
February 6, 2018

A Poetry Reading by Robert Hass

United States Poet Laureate (1995–1997)
National Book Award, Pulitzer Prize Winning Poet, Environmentalist, and Teacher
February 1, 2018

Founders Day Party

The entire Lewis & Clark community is invited to celebrate the college’s 151st—a day early.
January 31, 2018

Ordure’s Sympathetic Force: Writing and Sh–––g in the 1720s and 1730s

Please join the English department for a faculty colloquium with Will Pritchard.  The title of Professor Pritchard’s talk is “Ordure’s Sympathetic Force: Writing and Sh–––g in the 1720s and 1730s.”
Jonathan Dimmock
January 19, 2018

Celebrity Organ Series: Jonathan Dimmock

Our 2nd annual Celebrity Organ Series is back! Please join us as we welcome concert organist, Jonathan Dimmock to Lewis & Clark College. Mr. Dimmock will be performing on our renowned Casavant organ in the Agnes Flanagan Chapel. This concert is FREE and open to the public.
January 19, 2018

MLK Jr. Week 2018

rom January 19th to January 27th, 2018, Lewis & Clark College dedicates an entire week of service, learning, and action to commemorate the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and other civil rights activists. We offer featured speakers, events, and opportunities for service.
until 12:00am on January 27, 2018
January 8, 2018

Winterim 2018

Whether you want to start a new organization, work for an existing one, or are simply curious and motivated, you will benefit from this immersive week. We assign you into groups of three or four to create, research, develop and pitch an idea. You will learn entrepreneurial and life-skills amidst inspirational speakers, mentors, and leaders in the for-profit and non-profit professional community.
until 12:00am on January 12, 2018
December 13, 2017

Watzek Recess - Dec 13-14

Feeling stressed by finals?  Join us for Watzek Recess December 13 & 14 from 8pm-10pm.  To see what’s new this year click
December 12, 2017

History Senior Thesis Poster Session

The Department of History invites you to attend presentations by senior students enrolled in Professor Mo Healy’s HIST 450 Seminar. Students have created posters that highlight their seminar topic and will be sharing their research with attendees.
December 12, 2017

YDSA Winter Food Drive

YDSA Winter Food Drive
Benefiting the Oregon Food Bank
December 11th to 14th

Collection Barrels in Templeton, Watzek, Tamarack, SOA, Copeland, and Holmes

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