About Lewis & Clark
Lewis & Clark is a private institution with a public conscience, a residential campus with global reach. Students and faculty throughout all three of Lewis & Clark’s schools—the undergraduate College of Arts and Sciences, the Graduate School of Education and Counseling, and the School of Law—pursue new ways of knowing by combining classic liberal learning with pioneering collaboration.
11,000
More than 11,000 students have participated in our Overseas and Off-Campus Programs since they began in 1962.
12:1
Lewis & Clark boasts a student-to-faculty ratio of 12:1.
137
Our beautiful campus sits on 137 wooded acres in Portland.
29+31
Lewis & Clark offers 29 majors and 31 minors.
4-5-6
Lewis & Clark’s 4-5-6 Commitment can help you make the most of your future.
60%
Sixty percent of our undergraduates study overseas as part of their Lewis & Clark education.
90%
Ninety percent of Lewis & Clark undergraduates participate in at least one College Outdoors trip.
Our students represent the next generation of global thinkers and leaders, unafraid to discard conventional thinking, civic complacency, and outmoded preconceptions. Yet they value what Lewis & Clark offers: an education built from the time-tested elements of careful study, original research, and spirited debate.
So what makes the experience of our students unique? How about the inspiring beauty of our natural setting, on 137 wooded acres in Portland’s southwest hills. Or our rich history and our diverse, multicultural present. Or our commitment to interdisciplinary academic learning, as well as community engagement here in Portland and around the world.
Add to this our well-stocked libraries, award-winning green buildings, and outstanding athletic facilities; our implementation of technology and the innovative research it allows; and above all our committed and engaged students, teachers, mentors, staff, alumni, donors, and friends. It all adds up to Lewis & Clark, a place where agile minds come to learn, to explore, and to work together.
Apply now to the undergraduate school