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Undergraduate faculty pursue varied avocations for a healthy work-life balance
Features
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Her visit to campus on March 12 marked the fifth by a member of the U.S. Supreme Court since 2008. -
Ruthe Farmer B.A. ’92 strives to help young women succeed in the male-dominated world of information technology.
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Lewis & Clark launches a new master’s degree program in student affairs administration.
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New generations discover the power of creative writing at Lewis & Clark.
President's Letter
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My faculty colleagues make a difference in the lives of our students in daily ways and in ways that lead to a lifetime of success. The external validation our students and professors receive proves that.
On Palatine Hill
Profiles
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Elisa Dozono J.D. ’06 has never relied on luck to advance her career. Instead, she’s always believed in good old-fashioned hard work—along with highly developed multitasking skills. -
Jocelyn Stokes B.A. ’07 launched the Survival of the Sun Bears awareness campaign and documentary film project through her media company, Wild & Stoked Productions.
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In Botswana, Jack Swenson B.A. ’79 and his photo-safari guests conceal themselves in an underground blind, observing doves and impala at a nearby watering hole.
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Growing up in southwest Oregon, Don Grotting Ed. Ad. ’00 and his four siblings lived in a house with no indoor plumbing until he was a sophomore at Coquille High School.
In Memoriam
Photo Galleries
Afterword
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The reports arrived from Hungary in a dusty envelope topped with colorful stamps. Inside, each document was labeled “Top Secret” and imprinted with the green watermark of the National Archives in Budapest.