Past Events

November 8, 2023

“Empires of the Dead” with Christopher Heaney

Please join History Professor Nancy Gallman and her HIST 232 Histories of Indigenous Peoples of North America (Turtle Island) class as they welcome Professor Christopher Heaney to give a talk on how Inca and Andean sacred ancestors were made into objects of science and racial collection, and the largest population in museums like the Smithsonian, from 1532 to the present.

Sponsored by LC History, Hispanic Studies, Ethnic Studies, Sociology & Anthropology, and Latin American & Latino Studies.
January 27, 2022

Science, Race, and the Outdoors

Virtual event featuring Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Media Studies and Director of General Education Kundai Chirindo, and Professor of Biology and Department Chair Greta Binford.
June 17, 2021

Campaign Kickoff Event

Join us as we share a vision for Lewis & Clark’s future.

We will reveal our plans to lift up our community’s people, places, and programs and step forward as a leading institution and a spark for good in the world.

June 8, 2021

CANCELED: Musical Justice

Featuring James W. Rogers Professor of Music, Director of Musicology, Eleonora Beck
January 18, 2021

Lessons of Martin Luther King Jr. in Oregon Courtrooms

Lewis & Clark welcomes back alumni Judge Ulanda Watkins ’96 (Clackamas County), Judge Ray Crutchley ’99 (Deschutes County), and Judge Patricia McGuire ’95 (Multnomah County) for the school’s annual lecture in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
December 15, 2020

Anti-Racism Discussion Group

A weekly discussion group for staff and faculty from any campus focused on a different item every week all contributing to building an anti-racism lens.
December 8, 2020

Virtual Jazz Night

Please join us for a Virtual Jazz Night!
December 8, 2020

Anti-Racism Discussion Group

A weekly discussion group for staff and faculty from any campus focused on a different item every week all contributing to building an anti-racism lens.
December 7, 2020

Virtual Electronic Music Concert

Lewis & Clark Department of Music presents a Virtual Electronic Music Concert!
December 1, 2020

Anti-Racism Discussion Group

A weekly discussion group for staff and faculty from any campus focused on a different item every week all contributing to building an anti-racism lens.
November 24, 2020

Anti-Racism Discussion Group

A weekly discussion group for staff and faculty from any campus focused on a different item every week all contributing to building an anti-racism lens.
November 19, 2020

Emeriti Faculty Lecture Series: Featuring Jane Hunter

“Missionary Daughter to Daughter of the Revolution: Isabel Crook’s Journey to China’s Great Hall of the People”
On Being Discussions featuring Darnell Moore, Vincent Harding, Imani Perry, and Desmond Tutu
November 18, 2020

On Being Discussions on Race & Healing

Join us for our final On Being Discussion of the fall term. On Being is a weekly discussion group for students, staff, and faculty from all three campuses focusing on different On Being podcasts (onbeing.org) from primarily Black voices. Engage the topic of race and healing and work toward justice. Listen to the podcast or read the transcript beforehand, and then gather together around the virtual dinner table to discuss and connect.


Nov. 18, Desmond Tutu, “God of Surprises”

“‘There’s no question about the reality of evil, of injustice, of suffering, but at the center of this existence is a heart beating with love.’

South African Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu on how his understanding of God and humanity has unfolded through the history he’s lived and shaped.” - Tippett

November 17, 2020

Anti-Racism Discussion Group

A weekly discussion group for staff and faculty from any campus focused on a different item every week all contributing to building an anti-racism lens.
November 17, 2020

Migration and Integration in Germany: Is it working?

Conversations with Germany
Join us during Fall Semester for a series of conversations with German students, activists and professionals who will share their perspectives on life, culture and politics in contemporary Germany.

Once Upon a Weekend poster, fall 2020
November 14, 2020

ONCE UPON A WEEKEND

Streamed Videos of Winning Plays
Sponsored by
L&C Journal of Dramatic Expression
(Pause.)
and The Theatre Department
https://college.lclark.edu/live/news/44398-once-upon-a-weekend

November 13, 2020

Movement: 17th Annual Ray Warren Symposium on Race and Ethnic Studies

until 7:00pm on November 13
November 11, 2020

2020 Ray Warren Symposium on Race and Ethnic Studies-Keynote event

Wednesday, November 11
7 p.m.

Keynote Event for Ray Warren Symposium

The stutter has run away from any government

JJJJJerome Ellis, Afro-Cuban composer, performer, and writer

On Being Discussions featuring Darnell Moore, Vincent Harding, Imani Perry, and Desmond Tutu
November 11, 2020

On Being Discussions on Race & Healing

A weekly discussion group for students, staff, and faculty from all three campuses focusing on different On Being podcasts (onbeing.org) from primarily Black voices. Engage the topic of race and healing and work toward justice. Listen to the podcast or read the transcript beforehand, and then gather together around the virtual dinner table to discuss and connect.


Nov. 11: Imani Perry “More Beautiful”

“James Baldwin said, “American history is longer, larger, more various, more beautiful, and more terrible than anything anyone has ever said about it.” Imani Perry embodies that prism. For the past few years, Perry has been pondering the notions of slow work and resistant joy as she writes about what it means to raise her two black sons — as a thinker and writer at the intersection of law, race, culture, and literature.” - Krista Tippett

November 11, 2020

Movement: 17th Annual Ray Warren Symposium on Race and Ethnic Studies

until 7:00pm on November 13, 2020
November 10, 2020

Anti-Racism Discussion Group

A weekly discussion group for staff and faculty from any campus focused on a different item every week all contributing to building an anti-racism lens.
November 5, 2020

German Perspectives on the U.S. Presidential Elections

Conversations with Germany
Join us during Fall Semester for a series of conversations with German students, activists and professionals who will share their perspectives on life, culture and politics in contemporary Germany.

 

November 4, 2020

PLAY: Cabaret 1998

Cabaret(1998 version)

The Theatre Department in collaboration with the Music Department will present live performances of the 1998 version of Cabaret for small in-person audiences (in compliance with COVID restrictions).

November 4, 5, 6 @ 7:30pm;  November 7 @ 2:00pm & 7:30pm.
No Admission Charge.

https://college.lclark.edu/live/news/44233-cabaret-1998-version

November 3, 2020

Anti-Racism Discussion Group

A weekly discussion group for staff and faculty from any campus focused on a different item every week all contributing to building an anti-racism lens.
October 30, 2020

L&C Spirit Fridays!

Show 10 more... (102 total)