It’s easy for us to tell you about the 137 acres of lush, park-like campus, our award-winning environmentally sustainable academic building, and the view of Mount Hood from the Reflecting Pool. (For more pictures, see the Virtual Tour.)

But there's no better way to get a sense of what it's really like here than to schedule a campus visit. You can observe a physics lab in the Olin Center, catch a student-directed performance in the Fir Acres Theatre, and view an exhibit at the Hoffman Gallery of Contemporary Art. You may also just stroll around campus, stop and smell the roses in the Rose Garden, and chat with our friendly students. While you’re here, be sure to check out the city of Portland—we’re only six miles from downtown.

If you are considering coming to Lewis & Clark as an undergrad, we recommend a weekday visit  so that you can experience the campus in full swing, though Saturday visits are also available. We offer a range of tour options, including student-led campus tours, class visits, and overnight visits. While interviews are optional for admission to Lewis & Clark, we’re always happy to meet with prospective students. For more details, please contact our Office of Admissions.

For those wishing to arrange a tour of the law school or the graduate school, please contact the law school Office of Admissions or the graduate school Office of Admissions to set one up. You can also take a virtual tour of the law school here.

Parking can be tricky, and for most of the year visitors’ permits are required.  If you’re visiting, please stop by the Campus Safety building for a permit. Also, the law school and graduate school have automated permit-dispensing machines in their parking lots.