Chronicle Magazine
Cover Story
Art in Action
Through street art, Samantha Robison BA ’08 helps marginalized and conflict-affected youth find their voice.
Read the storyFeatured Stories
A Dose of Law and Medicine
Laura Russell JD ’16 spearheads Oregon’s first medical-legal partnership (MLP) to address the social determinants of health.
Truck Tales
Associate Professor Bryan Sebok and his students serve up a new film about Portland’s lively food truck culture.
Not Just Fun and Games
Lewis & Clark’s Community Counseling Center takes a leadership role in treating problem internet gaming.
Heads in the Clouds
Assistant Professor Jessica Kleiss and her students look to the clouds to improve climate change prediction.
Decades of Dedication
Retirees from Lewis & Clark’s three schools reflect on the past and look to the future.
President's Letter
Adventurous Learning
Every adventure in learning begins with the hope and goal of a successful outcome. At Lewis & Clark, we build that success with a community of people who are not only willing but well equipped to dare to try something new.
On Palatine Hill
Leadership and Support
Alumni News
Piopics
Mixed photos
Reunion Revelry
In June, more than 1,100 alumni, friends, and family enjoyed sunny skies in Portland while attending Alumni Weekend.
Profiles
Operating ‘Microbreweries’ for Crops
Paul Zorner BS ’76
The U.N.’s Climate Change Communicator
Cynthia Scharf BA ’84
From Troubled Kid to Gifted Counselor
Holly Thompson M.Ed. ’09
In Memoriam
Afterword
‘Reader Beware’: Katherine Dunn at Lewis & Clark
Lewis & Clark College Special Collections and Archives is now pleased to announce the acquisition of the Katherine Dunn Literary Collection and Archive.
Read the story
