Blogs by the Lewis & Clark Community

Student Blogs

Real Life at LC

Real Life is an online journal where undergraduate students blog about what it’s like to live, breathe, and study at Lewis & Clark. The Admissions Office has sponsored this journal since 2003. If you’d like, you can read some of the past five years of posts.

Law Snapshots

L&C Law School Snapshots tells the tale of students with different backgrounds, interests and observations. They blog about their unique law school experiences.

Michael Arrieta-Walden, graduate student: New Teacher

A former managing editor for The Oregonian, Arrieta-Walden blogs about his midlife journey to become a teacher.

Faculty Blogs

Jack Bogdanski, professor of law: Jack Bog’s Blog

Professor Bogdanski blogs about local and national politics, law, the arts, and culture.

Julio de Paula, dean of the College of Arts & Sciences: Julio de Paula’s blog

Dean de Paula blogs about the college, student and faculty achievements, and his views on higher education.

Martin Hart-Landsberg, professor of economics: Reports from the Economic Front

Professor Hart-Landsberg blogs about the latest economic trends and news, sifting through countless reports and analyses and offering his insights in plain English.

Geoffrey Manne, lecturer in law: Truth on the Market

Professor Manne, together with a group of law professors from across the country, blogs about law, business, economics, and more.

Robert Miller, professor of law: Native America, Discovered and Conquered

Professor Miller blogs about issues facing indigenous communities, from education to economic development, criminal justice to casinos.

Ethan Siegel, visiting assistant professor of physics: Starts With A Bang!

Professor Siegel, a theoretical astrophysicist, takes on all the mysteries the universe has to offer in his blog.

Zaher Wahab, professor of education: Dispatches from Afghanistan

Professor Wahab blogs about conditions in Afghanistan, as he devotes six months of service each year to the Afghan Ministry of Higher Education.

Department and Program Blogs

Center for Animal Law Studies

The Center for Animal Law Studies at Lewis & Clark, in collaboration with the Animal Legal Defense Funds is an animal law think tank. Students, staff, and faculty affiliated with the center contribute to the blog.

Exploration and Discovery

A core course for first-year undergraduate students, Exploration and Discovery provides a common foundation in the liberal arts and helps  students develop the skills they need to succeed at Lewis & Clark and beyond. The blog offers information from a student's perspective about E&D classes and professors.

Lewis & Clark Environmental Studies

Students, staff, and faculty associated with the Lewis & Clark ENVS Program blog about their research, travels, and current issues in environmental studies.

Lewis & Clark Law School Career Services

New Media Weblab Blog

The New Media team writes about the launch of the new Lewis & Clark website and offers news and tips on this blog.

Staff Blogs

Mark Dahl, assistant director for systems and access, Watzek Library: synthesize-specialize-mobilize

Doug Erickson, head of Special Collections and college archivist, Watzek Library: A Society of Books

Tom Krattenmaker, associate vice president for institutional advancement: On Religion in American Public Life

Robb Shecter, communications officer for new media: OregonLaws.org Blog

Library Blogs

Boley Blogs

Law in the News

Boley Library Updates

Law School Podcasts

Watzek Library News

William Stafford Archives

Athletics Blogs

Pioneer Athletics Staff

Pioneer Women's Basketball

Pioneer Crew

Pioneer Softball

Pioneer Swimming

Pioneer Track & Field

Alumni Blogs

Mollie Dickson M.A.T. ’09: Ready, Set, Teach!

Dickson blogs about her experiences in the classoom, describing the frustrations and minor miracles she encounters along the way.

Chris Gragg M.A.T. ’04: Deep Roots Music Project

Katie Walter B.A. ’09: Crafting Peace

After receiving a prestigious 100 Projects for Peace grant, Katie Walter traveled to India in May 2009 to spend her summer creating an artisan collective for the impoverished female residents of Vrindavan, India.

Twitter Feeds

Center for Career & Community Engagement: @engagingLC

Julio de Paula, dean of the College of Arts & Sciences: @jdepaula1

Boley Law Library: @lawlib

Academic Awards & Fellowships: @lcawards

Environmental Studies: @lcenvs

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