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  Theatre Thesis Festival
  April 19
  Theatre Senior Thesis Festival is the creative culmination of our Majors’ work in the Theatre Department. Audiences can expect a thrilling mix of performance, readings, presentations and more…
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  Antigonick
  March 3

  Written By Anne Carson
  Directed by Rebecca Lingafelter
  Performances: March 3, 4, and 9, 10, & 11 at 7:30pm
                            March 5, 2pm matinee
  Auditions: January 18 & 19

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  Dance Extravaganza
  December 2

  Student-Choreographed/Performed
  Performances: December 2 & 3 at 7:30pm & 10pm
  Auditions: September 3

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  One Act Festival
  September 1
  Performances: September 29, 30 & October 1 at 7:30pm
                           
  
  
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  Much Ado About Nothing
  October 30
  Written By William Shakespeare
  Directed by Associate Professor Stephen Weeks
  Performances: Oct. 28, 29 & Nov. 3,4, & 5 at 7:30pm and Oct 30, 2:00pm Matinee
  Auditions: August 30, 31
  
  
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  Once Upon a Weekend
  October 1
  Fresh new short plays written, directed and acted by students on the theme TBA.
  Performed ONE NIGHT ONLY: Saturday, October 17 at 10pm
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  Once Upon a Weekend
  February 11

  Fresh new short plays written, directed and acted by students on a theme TBA.
  Performed ONE NIGHT ONLY: Saturday, February 11 at 10pm

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  Middle Eastern Studies Symposium Explores Identity and Experience
  February 17
  Lewis & Clark’s third annual student-run Middle Eastern Studies Symposium explores how cultural identity interacts with religion, gender, and resistance. Beginning Monday, February 20, and running through Wednesday, the symposium is free and open to the public.
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  Student Scholars
  April 19

  The annual Festival of Scholars showcases student research, art, and performance. 

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  Game on! 35th Annual Gender Studies Symposium Explores Gender in Play
  February 24
  Gender is a lot of things: complex, fluid, and sometimes confusing. But fun? Lewis & Clark College’s 35th Annual Gender Studies Symposium, titled “Game On! Gender and Sexuality in Play,” will explore how the concept of fun and games relates to individual experiences of identity.
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  Critical Dialogue
  January 11
  Events at Lewis & Clark examine contemporary and historical issues.
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  18th Environmental Affairs Symposium looks to cross boundaries, spark collaboration
  October 1
  Lewis & Clark’s 18th annual Environmental Affairs Symposium this year runs from October 20-22, and is free and open to the public. The student-organized symposium will explore how environmentalism and sustainability can be promoted in all fields of study with this year’s theme Environment Across Boundaries.
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  Festival of Scholars
  June 11

  A new annual event showcases student research, performance, and art.

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  Exit the King
  March 6

  By Eugene Ionesco
  Performances: March 6, 7, 12, 13, & 14 at 7:30pm

  
  Auditions: January 21, 22, & 23

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  Once Upon a Weekend
  February 14
  Fresh new short plays written, directed and acted by students on a theme TO BE ANNOUNCED
  Performed ONE NIGHT ONLY: Saturday, February 14 at 10pm
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  Critical Dialogue
  December 8
  Events at Lewis & Clark examine contemporary and historical issues.
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  Student artists exhibit work in downtown Portland
  November 16

  This fall, Lewis & Clark’s senior art majors had an unprecedented opportunity to display their work in an off-campus venue.

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  Theatre department produces first musical in six years
  November 12

  Each year, Lewis & Clark’s theatre department produces two plays for its main stage. For the first time since 2008, one of the selections is a musical.
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  Students fuse history with creativity in design challenge
  November 12

  Deriving inspiration from the popular television program Project Runway, Lewis & Clark’s Department of History established its own annual fashion design competition in 2013. This fall, the third installment of Historical Project Runway challenged 10 teams of three students to interpret the past in creative and entertaining ways.
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  Spring Awakening, the Musical
  November 7

  By Stephen Sater & Duncan Sheik
  Based on the play by Frank Wedekind
  Performances: November 7, 8, 13, 14, & 15 at 7:30pm
                          November 9 & 16 at 2pm

  Auditions: September 2, 3, & 4

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  Once Upon a Weekend
  October 18
  Fresh new short plays written, directed and acted by students on the theme TBA.
  Performed ONE NIGHT ONLY: Saturday, October 18 at 10pm
• TCK&ISLC Oxfam Hunger Banquet
  October 7
  World Food Day Hunger Banquet/TCK&ISLC Collaboaration
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  One Act Festival
  October 2
  Performances: October 2 & 4 @  7pm, October 3 @ 7pm & 10pm
  
  
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  Critical Dialogue
  September 12
  Events at Lewis & Clark examine contemporary and historical issues.
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  Welcome Back Pioneers
  August 27
  New Student Orientation helps the Class of 2018 settle in to Lewis & Clark.
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  Freudian psychoanalysis team wins 2013 Historical Project Runway
  July 16
  The history department’s Historical Project Runway event, currently in its second year, is a competition that serves as a means for style savvy historians and non-majors alike to see who has what it takes to make it in the world of fashion history.
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  Got an hour? Sign up now to help students move in on August 27!
  July 15
  New Student Orientation and CARE (Community and Recreation for Employees) have joined in partnership to offer you an opportunity to volunteer an hour of your time to help new students and their families move into the residence halls on Wednesday, August 27 between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m.
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  Inaugural Art Week presents exhibits, workshops, performances, visiting artists
  April 18
  April 21 marks the start of Lewis & Clark’s inaugural Art Week, a series of events that are both exhibitory and educational. Art Week is entirely driven and created by students.
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  Students name Paul T. Allen teacher of the year
  April 18

  Students name Assistant Professor of Mathematics Paul T. Allen the Teacher of the Year. Watch his acceptance speech in this short video.