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Matt Levinger, associate professor of history, heads a genocide prevention effort at the Holocaust Museum.
Features
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The graduate school’s Marriage and Family Therapy Program takes root in the community. -
Lewis & Clark’s championship debaters speak up about forensics.
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The traditional Zulu song “Siyahamba” and the “Alleluia” from Johann Sebastian Bach’s motet Lobet den Herrn marked Thomas J. Hochstettler’s inauguration as the College’s 23rd president on March 6, 2005.
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MardiLyn Saathoff ’78, M.A.T. ’83, J.D. ’90 advises Oregon’s governor.
On Palatine Hill
Alumni News
Profiles
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Jack Venables ‘56 The Voices of Pioneer Athletics -
Nancy Campbell JD ’79 Confronting Domestic Violence
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Elsa Bro M.A.T. ‘03 Teaching the Art of Language -
Tsunami Response: Alumni in Sri Lanka
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Ron Marks ‘78 Washington Insider
Afterword
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About 45 years ago in Calcutta, my father taught part time at five different colleges to earn enough money for a one-way ticket to San Francisco. He wanted to go to the University of California at Berkeley to earn his Ph.D.