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April 18, 2014

Diversions: Gambling with Security, New Frontiers in Global Intervention

This month, check out Library Diversions or our online display for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 52nd Annual International Affairs Symposium. Pick up a book from our display, and read up on militarized humanitarian campaigns, cyberwarfare, global media biases, and much more.
until April 30
April 18, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
April 17, 2014

Watzek Screens: Slacker

Join us for a screening of Slacker, the final film in the Watzek Screens: 80s Indie film series, Thursday, April 17 at 7 p.m. in Miller 102. Slacker was directed by Richard Linklater in 1991.
April 17, 2014

Diversions: Gambling with Security, New Frontiers in Global Intervention

This month, check out Library Diversions or our online display for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 52nd Annual International Affairs Symposium. Pick up a book from our display, and read up on militarized humanitarian campaigns, cyberwarfare, global media biases, and much more.
until April 30
April 17, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
April 16, 2014

Wednesday Night Concert Series: The Goddamn Band

Campus Activities Board presents The Goddamn Band.
April 16, 2014

Living and Learning Outside the Lines: ADD/ADHD

The 2nd of 3 events to increase awareness on disabilities on campus. In this event Pacific University graduate students will discuss the impacts of ADD/ADHD and LC student panel will share their experiences on living and learning with ADD/ADHD.

April 16, 2014

Diversions: Gambling with Security, New Frontiers in Global Intervention

This month, check out Library Diversions or our online display for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 52nd Annual International Affairs Symposium. Pick up a book from our display, and read up on militarized humanitarian campaigns, cyberwarfare, global media biases, and much more.
until April 30
April 16, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
April 15, 2014

A Poetry Reading by Michael McGriff

Please join the English Department for a poetry reading by Stegner Fellow, founding editor of Tavern Books, and visiting professor at Lewis & Clark, Michael MGriff.  Professor McGriff has published several books and his poems have appeared in such places as Slate, The Believer, American Poetry Review, and Bookforum.
April 15, 2014

Diversions: Gambling with Security, New Frontiers in Global Intervention

This month, check out Library Diversions or our online display for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 52nd Annual International Affairs Symposium. Pick up a book from our display, and read up on militarized humanitarian campaigns, cyberwarfare, global media biases, and much more.
until April 30
April 15, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
2007 Lunar Eclipse (Photo: Joshua Valcarcel, US Navy)
April 14, 2014

Total Eclipse of the Moon

Observatory Open House for Lunar Eclipse, Jupiter and Mars

 

Samiya Bashir
April 14, 2014

Poetry Readings by Samiya Bashir & Joy Katz

The Lewis & Clark English department and Watzek Library are delighted to welcome the community to a co-reading by poets Samiya Bashir and Joy Katz.  Refreshments will be provided.
April 14, 2014

Diversions: Gambling with Security, New Frontiers in Global Intervention

This month, check out Library Diversions or our online display for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 52nd Annual International Affairs Symposium. Pick up a book from our display, and read up on militarized humanitarian campaigns, cyberwarfare, global media biases, and much more.
until April 30
April 14, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
April 13, 2014

Senior Recital - Brandon Becker

Brandon Becker presents his senior thesis recital on April 13, 2014 in Evans Auditorium. The program includes a short presentation on his music and two recent compositions. This event is FREE and open to the public.
April 13, 2014

Berkman/Addy World Music Concert

The Lewis & Clark College Music Department presents the second annual Berkman/Addy World Music Concert on April 13 at 2:00 PM in Evans Auditorium. This concert, presented in memory of beloved LC world music faculty members Franya Berkman and Obo Addy, will feature performances of music from Zimbabwe, Ghana, India, Indonesia, and Spain by LC world music students. This event is FREE for LC students, $5 LC faculty/staff, seniors and alumni, $10 general admission.
April 13, 2014

Diversions: Gambling with Security, New Frontiers in Global Intervention

This month, check out Library Diversions or our online display for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 52nd Annual International Affairs Symposium. Pick up a book from our display, and read up on militarized humanitarian campaigns, cyberwarfare, global media biases, and much more.
until April 30
April 13, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
April 12, 2014

Salsa de Fiesta

Come join us for a night of salsa dancing - free dance lessons, open dance, and a DJ all night. Food, drinks, and $150 worth of prizes - you don’t want to miss out on this cultural experience!
April 12, 2014

Melodies Passageres: A Junior Recital

Amy Waters, Soprano, and Marin Olson, Piano, will present a Junior Recital at 7:30 on April 12th in the Diane Gregg Pavilion. The program will include collaborative vocal pieces and solo piano works, focusing on French literature from composers such as Chausson and Fauré. This event is FREE and open to the public.
April 12, 2014

A Musical Tribute to William Stafford

All are invited to a brief musical tribute to William Stafford featuring musical settings of four of Stafford’s poems composed by Lewis & Clark music faculty and students.This event is is FREE, open to the public and presented as part of the William Stafford Centennial celebration at Lewis & Clark.

April 12, 2014

Diversions: Gambling with Security, New Frontiers in Global Intervention

This month, check out Library Diversions or our online display for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 52nd Annual International Affairs Symposium. Pick up a book from our display, and read up on militarized humanitarian campaigns, cyberwarfare, global media biases, and much more.
until April 30
April 12, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
April 11, 2014

Unfortunate Love: A Musical Theatre Revue

The George V. Bishop Opera Theatre Workshop presents “Unfortunate Love: A musical Theatre Revue”on April 11, 2014 at 8:00 pm in Evans Auditorium. This program features ensembles and solos depicting various kinds of forbidden or unfortunate love, including scenes from West Side Story. This event is FREE for LC students, $5 LC faculty/staff, seniors and alumni, $10 general admission.

April 11, 2014

Diversions: Gambling with Security, New Frontiers in Global Intervention

This month, check out Library Diversions or our online display for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 52nd Annual International Affairs Symposium. Pick up a book from our display, and read up on militarized humanitarian campaigns, cyberwarfare, global media biases, and much more.
until April 30
April 11, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
April 10, 2014

Diversions: Gambling with Security, New Frontiers in Global Intervention

This month, check out Library Diversions or our online display for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 52nd Annual International Affairs Symposium. Pick up a book from our display, and read up on militarized humanitarian campaigns, cyberwarfare, global media biases, and much more.
until April 30
April 10, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
April 9, 2014

Wednesday Night Concert Series: Professor Lochner’s Night Out

Campus Activities Board presents…
Professor Lochner’s Night Out
Wednesday, April 9 ~ 8pm
Maggie’s
April 9, 2014

The 52nd International Affairs Symposium presents “Ghosts in the Machine: Cyberwarfare and Vulnerability”

The advantages of our digital world are endless, but how do we prepare for the consequences? With our dependence on technology, how do we address attacks that damage and disrupt national information networks? Do we need to revisit a more fundamental question and ask ourselves: does cyberwar exist?

Speakers: Gail Harris and Thomas Rid
April 9, 2014

The 52nd International Affairs Symposium presents “Modern Militias: Fostering Stability or Sowing Strife?”

Non-state groups – warlords, mercenaries, transnational criminal organizations and terrorists – are often presented as one of the biggest threats facing modern societies. Do they threaten the security of countries where they operate or can they actually promote stability?

Speakers: William Reno and Troy Thomas
April 9, 2014

Diversions: Gambling with Security, New Frontiers in Global Intervention

This month, check out Library Diversions or our online display for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 52nd Annual International Affairs Symposium. Pick up a book from our display, and read up on militarized humanitarian campaigns, cyberwarfare, global media biases, and much more.
until April 30
April 9, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
April 8, 2014

The 52nd International Affairs Symposium presents “The Soft Shield: Is Counterinsurgency the Solution?”

Challenges to state security increasingly come from rebel groups within states. Given the changing nature of global conflict, should governments find new ways of combating insurgencies that include political, economic, and diplomatic means? Or is this focus on winning hearts and minds simply gilded nation building that results in protracted wars and quagmires?

Speakers: Gian Gentile and John Nagl
April 8, 2014

The 52nd International Affairs Symposium presents “Guns for Good? Militarizing Humanitarian Intervention”

Do militarized humanitarian campaigns blur the line between neo-imperial intervention and the genuine desire to assist ailing states? Can foreign military presence help a country regain stability, or will it threaten the wellbeing of an already suffering state? 

Speakers: Emira Woods and Milena Sterio
April 8, 2014

Diversions: Gambling with Security, New Frontiers in Global Intervention

This month, check out Library Diversions or our online display for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 52nd Annual International Affairs Symposium. Pick up a book from our display, and read up on militarized humanitarian campaigns, cyberwarfare, global media biases, and much more.
until April 30
April 8, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
April 7, 2014

The 52nd International Affairs Symposium presents “Safer Strikes or Strike Outs? The Emergence of Drone Warfare”

How does the emergence of drone warfare shape the international community’s response to imminent threats? Do drones serve as a symbol of unbarred power, creating internal backlash? Or do they ultimately enable global stability by carefully targeting dangers?

Speakers: Michael Hayden and John Weston
April 7, 2014

The 52nd International Affairs Symposium presents “Capturing Conflict: Shedding Light or Framing Biases?”

What role do visual media play in shaping our perception of international affairs? What can the camera capture that the written word leaves out? Is it possible to truthfully depict global social and political struggles and relay information honestly, or is bias an inevitable part of telling the story?

Speakers: Ed Kashi and Dennis Dunleavy

April 7, 2014

Diversions: Gambling with Security, New Frontiers in Global Intervention

This month, check out Library Diversions or our online display for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 52nd Annual International Affairs Symposium. Pick up a book from our display, and read up on militarized humanitarian campaigns, cyberwarfare, global media biases, and much more.
until 12:00am on April 30, 2014
April 7, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
April 6, 2014

Alex Koehler’s Senior Composition Recital

Alex Koehler’s senior thesis composition recital on Sunday, April 6th at 7:30 pm. This event features original jazz and classical compositions as performed by Lewis & Clark students and alumni, as well as local Portland musicians. This event is FREE and open to the public.
April 6, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
April 5, 2014

If Music be the Food of Love - A Senior Recital

Cassandra Beucherie’s senior vocal recital will be a night filled with vocal repertoire to feed anyone’s appetite. She will be performing pieces by famous composers like Purcell, Poulenc, Wolf, and Heggie. The ever-changing palette of the program will represent a wide range of classical vocal music for anyone to enjoy! This event is FREE and open to the public. This performance is live streamed, watch it LIVE.
April 5, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
April 4, 2014

Let Us Compare Mythologies - A Senior Recital

David Salkowski presents his senior composition recital, “Let Us Compare Mythologies,” on April 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the Agnes Flanagan Chapel. With works for various chamber ensembles, the music will explore the evolving mythos of American culture. Premieres include songs on texts of Pynchon and Stafford, instrumental music after Infinite Jest, and more. This event is FREE and open to the public. 

April 4, 2014

“Morton’s Skulls, Gould’s Statistics, and the Objectivity of Data” by Jonathan Kaplan

In 2011, Lewis et al published a paper arguing that Gould’s criticisms of Morton’s analyses of skull volumes were, broadly, mistaken. Gould had argued that the average differences in the volumes of skulls between the ‘races’ reported by Morton were the result of Morton’s unconscious biases; Gould further argued that more appropriate methods showed no average volume differences of any significance. Lewis et al counter that in fact Morton’s analysis is to be preferred, and Gould’s analysis inappropriate and biased. But both Gould and Lewis et al are mistaken; both attempt, somewhat foolishly,  to analyze data that cannot speak to the questions it is supposed to. In the end, arguments about the best statistical techniques to deploy serve only to obscure the poverty of the data. While it is possible to accurately measure the skulls that Morton happened to collect, and both Gould and Lewis et al believe, in the end, that Morton did so, there is no appropriate way to use those skulls to answer any of the plausibly interesting questions about the ‘populations’ from which those skulls were drawn (often stolen).

Followed by a panel discussion, with:



Jay Odenbaugh, Lewis & Clark College
Janet Kourany, University of Notre Dame
Scott Gilbert, Swarthmore College
Jonathan Kaplan, Oregon State University
Quayshawn Spencer, University of San Francisco

April 4, 2014

“Biological Reality and the Problem of Biological Races” by Quayshawn Spencer (University of San Francisco)

Univeristy of San Francisco’s Quayshawn Spencer gives a guest lecture as part of the 2014 Philosophy Colloquium Series.

Since Noah Rosenberg et al.’s (2002) discovery of human population structure that looks racial, philosophers have been scrambling to understand what these results mean for the nature and reality of race. Although there have been many objections to interpreting any level of human population structure as racial, for the purposes of this talk, I will focus on one specific objection: that biological races must be objectively real.  In my talk, I will debunk this view by arguing that biologically real entities can reasonably be understood as what I call ‘genuine biological entities’, which are not necessarily objectively real.  After introducing the theory, I will motivate it with examples from the history of biology.  Finally, I will return to the original problem and show that all human populations are biologically real despite not being objectively real.  I leave it as an open question as to whether any human populations are races.
April 4, 2014

“Science—For Better or Worse, a Source of Ignorance as well as Knowledge” by Janet A. Kourany (University of Notre Dame)

University of Notre Dame professor Janet A. Kourany gives a talk on how science is gendered in a variety of ways as part of the Philosophy Colloquium series.
April 4, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
April 3, 2014

A Fiction Reading by Emily Chenoweth

The Lewis & Clark College Department of English is delighted to welcome author Emily Chenoweth.  Chenoweth will read selections from her novel Hello Goodbye.
April 3, 2014

Watzek Screens: Stranger Than Paradise

Join us for a screening of Stranger than Paradise, the 5th film in the Watzek Screens: 80s Indie film series, Thursday, April 3 at 7 p.m. in Miller 102. Stranger than Paradise was directed by Jim Jarmusch in 1984.
April 3, 2014

“Nothing in Ethics Makes Sense Except in the Light of Evolution?? by Jay Odenbaugh (Lewis & Clark College)

Philippa Foot and Rosalind Hursthouse, along with other philosophers, have argued for a metaethical position, the natural goodness approach, that claims moral evaluations are, or are on a par with, teleological claims made in the biological sciences. Specifically, an organism’s flourishing is characterized by how well they function as specified by the species to which they belong. In this essay, I first sketch the Neo-Aristotelian natural goodness approach. Second, I argue that critics who claim that this sort of approach is inconsistent with evolutionary biology due to its species essentialism are incorrect. Third, I consider the prospects of understanding ethical normativity as a species of biological teleology claiming that this would be incompatible with our considered moral judgments. Fourth, after presenting gene-culture coevolution theory, I argue that the only way of reconciling naturalism and normativity in accordance with the natural goodness approach requires amending the selected effects function account to include cultural evolution. However, this approach, though not biologically reductionistic, still generates claims incompatible with our considered moral judgments. Finally, I end with a discussion of methodology and revisionistic moral theories.
April 3, 2014

“Legends of the Sperm” by Scott Gilbert (Swarthmore College)

Scott Gilbert of Swarthmore College visits as part of the 2014 Philosophy Colloquium Series.

Accounts of fertilization are narratives of origins. Since the discovery of fertilization in the 1870s, these narratives have often reflected the idea that the sperm and egg are the respective microscopic embodiments of that which is masculine and that which is feminine. The scientific discoveries of the interactions between the sperm and egg often become enmeshed in socially constructed stories, wherein the sperm and egg becoming surrogates for men and women. This has skewed the way that we think about our bodily origins, emphasizing differences between the gametes and focusing on masculine agency. Recently, fertilization narratives have begun to include the idea of DNA as the secular analogue of soul. The notion that our DNA is our essence and the basis of our behaviors is delivered to us daily by advertisements, news reports, and visual culture. These ideas play important, but often unacknowledged, roles in the abortion and stem cell debates. Analyzing fertilization stories allows us to propose a critical realism wherein being socially constructed does not necessarily mean being wrong and where controls are needed to rein in social myths as well as alternative scientific explanations.
April 3, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
April 2, 2014

Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement Banquet

Join us for our annual banquet where we recognize students, staff, and faculty for their contributions to a diverse, multicultural, & inclusive campus community!
April 2, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
April 1, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
Karla Kelse
March 31, 2014

A Poetry Reading and Q&A with Karla Kelse

Please join the English department for a poetry reading and Q&A session with publisher and author Karla Kelse.  Refreshments will be provided.
March 31, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
March 31, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until 12:00am on March 31
March 30, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 30, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
March 29, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 29, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
March 28, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 28, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
March 27, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 27, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
March 26, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 26, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
March 25, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 25, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
March 24, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 24, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
March 24, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until 12:00am on March 24
March 23, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 23, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
March 23, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 22, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 22, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
March 22, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 21, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 21, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
March 21, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 20, 2014

Watzek Screens: She’s Gotta Have It

Join us for a screening of She’s Gotta Have It, the 4th film in the Watzek Screens: 80s Indie film series, Thursday, March 20 at 7 p.m. in Miller 102. She’s Gotta Have It was directed by Spike Lee in 1986.
March 20, 2014

Tibet’s Linguistic Minorities in the Twenty-first Century: Survival or Assimilation

Gerald Roche, Post Doctoral Research Fellow at Uppsala University will be presenting a talk about his research on language diversity in Tibet.
March 20, 2014

Alum Joe Conway ’02 to Discuss His Book About “Back-to-the-Landers” in Maine

Joe Conway ’02 will discuss his experience as a writer, his book and the movement he is documenting.  Get Back, Stay Back: 2nd Generation Back-to-the-Landers in Maine is published by The Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art. Supported by a grant from the Maine Arts Commission, the book is being released in conjunction with the larger Publication Studio project, which originated in Portland, Oregon and has since spread to eleven cities throughout North America and Europe.

March 20, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 20, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
March 20, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 19, 2014

Wednesday Night Concert Series: Liliana & Cat

Campus Activities Board presents…
Liliana & Cat
Wednesday, March 19 - 8pm
Maggie’s
March 19, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 19, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until May 8
March 19, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 18, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 18, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 18, 2014

Exhibit: L. Stanley Glarum

In connection with the L. Stanley Glarum Digital Collection, the Lewis & Clark College Music Department and Watzek’s Special Collections and Archives have created a physical exhibit showcasing the legacy of music choir director L. Stanley Glarum. On display in the 2nd floor main hall of Evans.
until 12:00am on May 8, 2014
March 17, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 17, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 16, 2014

Goodbye Pork Pie Hat - A Senior Recital

Matt Takiff presents his senior degree recital, entitled “Goodbye Pork Pie Hat,” on March 16th in Evans Auditorium at 4:00 pm. Matt is a saxophone performance major and will present a recital this is part classical, part jazz, and part that weird grey area where different styles of music from around the world collide. His concert will feature compositions by Charles Mingus, Astor Piazzolla, Johann Sebastian Bach, Hank Mobley, and Daniel Nickerson along with three original compositions.
March 16, 2014

Aldo Abreu in Concert

Lewis & Clark College and Portland Chamber Orchestra present Aldo Abreu in Concert: A Solo Recorder Recital in Honor of Members of the Portland Little Chamber Orchestra on March 16 at 4:00 pm in Agnes Flanagan Chapel at Lewis & Clark College. This event is FREE and open to the public.
March 16, 2014

New Chamber Music at Noon

Friends of Rain, Lewis & Clark’s faculty new music chamber ensemble, presents New Chamber Music at Noon on March 16th in the Gregg Pavilion. The program features works by Chicago-based guest composer Mischa Zupko along with music by Brandon Becker, James Harley, Bonnie Miksch, and Michael Johanson. This event is FREE for LC students, $5 for LC faculty/staff/alumni and seniors, and $10 general admission.
March 16, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 16, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 15, 2014

As You Like It

Spring ’14 Main Stage production of Shakespeare’s As You Like It
March 15, 2014

Sassy Singing Sisters - A Vocal Recital

Come celebrate with Rita Ombaka and Hannah Brunner as they showcase their vocal talents in this senior recital. The program will include works by Handel, Mozart, Debussy, Gershwin and more. They will also be joined by Adele Markey in a fun trio by Arthur Sullivan! This event is FREE and open to the public.This performance is live streamed, watch it LIVE.
March 15, 2014

Community Forum: Confronting Climate Change

Saturday, March 15, 2014
1-5 p.m.
March 15, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 15, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 14, 2014

As You Like It

Spring ’14 Main Stage production of Shakespeare’s As You Like It
March 14, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 14, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 13, 2014

As You Like It

Spring ’14 Main Stage production of Shakespeare’s As You Like It
March 13, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 13, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 12, 2014

Wednesday Night Concert Series: Sabai

Campus Activities Board presents…
Sabai
Wednesday, March 12 - 8pm
Maggie’s
March 12, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 12, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 11, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 11, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 10, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 10, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 9, 2014

Music for a While - a vocal recital

Leah Weston presents “Music for a While,” a senior vocal recital at 2pm on Sunday, March 9th in the Gregg Pavilion. The program spans music from Baroque to contemporary, featuring works by Purcell, Fauré, Rorem and more. This event is FREE and open to the public.
March 9, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 9, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 8, 2014

As You Like It

Spring ’14 Main Stage production of Shakespeare’s As You Like It
March 8, 2014

Gongs + Songs:

Resonance Ensemble presents “Gongs + Songs: Music for Gamelan and Chorus” on March 8, 2014 at 7:30pm in Evans Auditorium at Lewis and Clark College. General Admission for this event is $22 and student tickets are $11. Tickets are available for purchase online through the Resonance Ensemble website.
March 8, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 8, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 7, 2014

As You Like It

THEATRE DEPARTMENT
Spring ‘14 Main Stage production of Shakespeare’s As You Like It
March 7,8 and 13, 14, 15 – 7:30pm
March 9 and 16 – 2:00pm
March 7, 2014

33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium

This year’s symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.  Our environments — whether the bathroom, internet, workplace, or sidewalk — have profound effects on the lives we lead.

7:00 p.m., Council Chamber

Keynote Address: Your Powerful Online Voice: Using Social Media for Social Change

Franchesca Ramsey, aka Chescaleigh, video blogger, actress, comedian, and creator of “Sh*t White Girls Say…to Black Girls”

March 7, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 7, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 6, 2014

Watzek Screens: Repo Man

Join us for a screening of Repo Man, the 3rd film in the Watzek Screens: 80s Indie film series, Thursday, March 6 at 7 p.m. in Miller 102. Repo Man was directed by Alex Cox in 1984.
March 6, 2014

33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium

This year’s symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.  Our environments — whether the bathroom, internet, workplace, or sidewalk — have profound effects on the lives we lead.

3:30-5:00 p.m., Council Chamber

Keynote Address: No Safe Spaces: Violence and Gentrification in LGBT Activist History

Christina B. Hanhardt, associate professor of American Studies, University of Maryland

7:00 p.m., Council Chamber

Keynote Address: Queer Migrations and Coalitional Gestures: Toward Radical Third Space Politics

Karma R. Chávez, assistant professor of communication arts and Chican@ and Latin@ Studies, University of Wisconsin, Madison

March 6, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 6, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 5, 2014

Wednesday Night Concert Series: Zach Faza

Campus Activities Board presents…
Zach Faza
Wednesday, March 5 - 8pm
Maggie’s
March 5, 2014

33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium

This year’s symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.  Our environments — whether the bathroom, internet, workplace, or sidewalk — have profound effects on the lives we lead.

7:00pm, Council Chamber

Keynote Address: The Sexual Life of Soldiers: The Circularity of Violence in a Masculine Institution

France Winddance Twine, professor of sociology, University of California, Santa Barbara

March 5, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 5, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 4, 2014

A Poetry Reading by Marianne Boruch

The Department of English is delighted to welcome award-winning poet Marianne Boruch to campus.
March 4, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 4, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 3, 2014

A Fiction Reading by Molly Antopol

The Lewis & Clark College Department of English invites you to a fiction reading by Molly Antopol, Wallace Stegner Fellow and recipient of the National Book Foundation 5 Under 35 award.
March 3, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 3, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 2, 2014

Orchestra Concert

Lewis & Clark Orchestra presents its first concert of the spring semester featuring the winners of the 2013 Lewis & Clark Student Concerto Competition. This event is FREE for LC students, $5 LC faculty/staff, seniors and alumni, $10 general admission.
March 2, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until March 31
March 2, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 1, 2014

49th Annual International Fair

Join us for a day of delicious food and entertaining performances presented by students from around the world.
March 1, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
March 1, 2014

Diversions: Gender/Power/Space

This month check out Diversions in the library or online for a selection of books that support the themes of L&C’s 33rd Annual Gender Studies Symposium. This year’s Gender Studies Symposium explores the relationship between where we are and who we are.

until 12:00am on March 31, 2014
February 28, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
February 27, 2014

For Colored Girls

3rd annual student performance and production of For Colored Girls
February 27, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
February 26, 2014

Wednesday Night Concert Series: Momo & the Coop

Campus Activities Board presents…
Momo & the Coop
Wednesday, Wednesday 26 - 8pm
Maggie’s
February 26, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
Julian May
February 25, 2014

Poetry Readings by BBC Broadcasters Julian May and Katrina Porteous

Please join the English department for poetry readings by BBC broadcasters Katrina Porteous and Julian May. Refreshments will be provided.
February 25, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
February 24, 2014

PDX Jazz Festival: Oregon, 2014 Portland Jazz Masters

As part of the Portland Jazz Festival, the band OREGON will present a concert at Lewis & Clark in Evans Auditorium on February 24th at 7:30pm. Tickets are available for purchase online through the PDX Jazz Festival. Regular Admission is $30 and Student Admission is $15. Student tickets must be purchased through the PDX Jazz Festival office. More Details Online.
February 24, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
February 23, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
February 22, 2014

Everybody Dance!

Amelia Mulford and Andrew Bontemps present their take on dance music in their senior vocal recital on February 22nd at 7:30pm in the Diane Gregg Pavilion. This event is FREE and open to the public.
February 22, 2014

Alumni Honors Banquet

The Lewis & Clark College Board of Alumni invites you to join us in celebrating the achievements of several outstanding alumni and friends.
February 22, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until March 24
February 21, 2014

The Great Debaters

THE GREAT DEBATERS
Friday, February 21, 2014
7:30pm - Council Chamber

Presented by the Campus Activities Board and the Black Student Union.
February 21, 2014

William Stafford Campus Walk

The William Stafford Campus Walk is a special exhibit to celebrate the life of William Stafford (1914-1993), who taught at Lewis & Clark for nearly 30 years. The walk includes nine placards placed around campus, each with a William Stafford Poem, and a note about significance of the location.
until 12:00am on March 24, 2014
February 20, 2014

From Gecko Physics to Smart Adhesives, Climbing Robots, and Future Superheros

Biology professor Kellar Autumn talks about gecko physics at Portland State University.
February 20, 2014

Watzek Screens: Polyester

Join us for a screening of Polyester, the 2nd film in the Watzek Screens: 80s Indie film series, Thursday, February 20 at 7 p.m. in Miller 102. Polyester was directed by John Waters in 1981.
February 19, 2014

Wednesday Night Concert Series: Bruce Podobnik & Band

Campus Activities Board presents…
Bruce Podobnik & Band
Wednesday, February 19 - 8pm
Maggie’s
February 19, 2014

Alien Boy: Documentary Screening with Director Brian Lindstrom, BS ‘84

A documentary about James Chasse, a man with schizophrenia who died in the custody of Portland police. The award-winning film deals with issues of social justice for the mentally ill and the breakdown of the community mental health system. Followed by discussion with director Brian Lindstrom, BS ‘84.
February 18, 2014

2nd Annual TCK Symposium

Come to the 2nd Annual TCK Symposium to learn about TCKs and how moving around affects the way they view, create, and maintain relationships with people, places, and cultures. Keynote presentation by Ruth Van Reken, co-author of the book, “Third Culture Kids: Growing up Among Worlds”.
February 17, 2014

Arthur L. Throckmorton Memorial Lecture

Please save the date for the 51st Annual Arthur L. Throckmorton Memorial Lecture.  The 2013 guest lecturer will be Greg Grandin, Professor of History at New York University.  Dr. Grandin writes on US foreign policy, Latin America, genocide, and human rights.
February 15, 2014

Once Upon a Weekend

Fresh new short plays written, directed and acted by students on a theme TO BE ANNOUNCED!
February 15, 2014

Battle of the Bands 2014

Campus Activities Board presents…
Battle of the Bands 2014
7pm ~ Stamm

The top scoring bands will perform at Spring Fling on Saturday, April 19 at the Crystal Ballroom!

Contact Sierra Adler (sierraadler@lclark.edu) or stop by her CAB office hours for more information.
February 13, 2014

20th and 21st Century Climate Change: Climate Modeling, Societal Impacts, and Environmental Justice with Warren M. Washington

Warren Washington is the senior scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado. President Obama awarded Washington the National Medal of Science in 2010.
February 13, 2014

A Fiction Reading by Ismet Prcic

Please join the English department for a fiction reading by Ismet Prcic, 2013 Oregon Book Award Winner for his novel, Shards.
February 13, 2014

Our William Stafford: In Five Drafts

The Lewis & Clark Theatre Department is proud to present
OUR WILLIAM STAFFORD:  IN FIVE DRAFTS
Directed by Professor Stephen Weeks
Conceived by Professor Stephen Weeks and Professor Rebecca Lingafelter
Thursday, February 14, 6:00pm
Fir Acres Theatre Black Box – FREE
February 13, 2014

Reception for Denise Gerhardt

The Department of Music invites the Lewis & Clark community to a reception celebrating Denise Gerhardt who will be retiring from her position as Administrative Coordinator after almost 28 years of service to the college.
February 12, 2014

Left, Right, and Forward: The Future of Both Political Parties

President Barry Glassner and ASLC President Callie Rice invite you to “Left, Right, and Forward: The Future of Both Political Parties,” an evening with former U.S. Representative Harold Ford Jr. and former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele.
February 8, 2014

William Stafford Centennial Symposium: Stafford Slam

In a night of slam-style poetry performance, selected Lewis & Clark student poets will read Stafford’s poetry along side poems they have written in response to William Stafford’s poetry.  Ken Arkind, a National Poetry Slam Champion and Executive Director of Denver Minor Disturbance youth slam team, will be flying in to feature his award-winning poetry along side the students (and the free food!).
February 7, 2014

William Stafford Tribute at the Newmark Theater

Lewis & Clark College and Literary Arts present:
William Stafford Centennial Celebration
Featuring Li-Young Lee and Ted Kooser
Appearances by Kim Stafford and Paulann Petersen
Hosted by Matthew Dickman
February 7, 2014

An Evening of Poetry with Corey Van Landingham ’08

Please join the English department for an evening of poetry with Lewis & Clark alumna (‘08) and Wallace C. Stegner Poetry Fellow Corey Van Landingham. Refreshments will be provided.
February 6, 2014

Performance: Our William Stafford: In Five Drafts

The Theatre Department is proud to present an evening of performance in conjunction with the William Stafford Centennial Celebration. Compiled from interviews, autobiographical material, writing exercises and Stafford’s poetry, the piece is a meditation on writing through the lens of William Stafford’s process and work. The performance will be presented by students in the Theatre Department. Directed by Professor Stephen Weeks. Conceived by Professor Stephen Weeks and Professor Rebecca Lingafelter
 
The performance is approximately 40 minutes long and will be followed a brief talk-back.
February 6, 2014

Watzek Screens: The Decline of Western Civilization

Join us for a screening of The Decline of Western Civilization, the 1st film in the Watzek Screens: 80s Indie film series, Thursday, February 6 at 7 p.m. in Miller 102.
February 5, 2014

Wednesday Night Concert Series: Matt Takitt

Campus Activities Board presents…
Matt Takitt
Wednesday, February 5 - 8pm
Maggie’s
February 5, 2014

Film: Every War Has Two Losers

Join Lewis & Clark Professors Jerry Harp and Cari Coe for this viewing of the film based on the journals of William Stafford, a conscientious objector in World War Two and National Book Award winner.
February 5, 2014

William Stafford Centennial Symposium: Student Art Collection

This collection of art is just one part of Lewis & Clark College’s centennial celebration for our late poet laureate professor, William Stafford.  In this show, nine selected LC artists respond to and visually converse with a Stafford poem of their choosing.  The show will move on Friday, February 7th to the Newmark Theatre in downtown Portland as a part of the symposium’s kick off event. On Saturday, February 8th, the show will move to the symposium location in Albany. Please join us in celebrating this great poet!
January 31, 2014

DHWANI: A Night of Indian Classical Music

Manu Srivastava, one of the premier vocalists, and teachers of North Indian classical music in the United States, makes his Portland debut at Lewis & Clark College in Evans Auditorium on January 31, 2014. Tickets are $20 general admission and $15 for LC students, faculty, staff and alumni.
Allan Vermeulen
January 31, 2014

A Fireside Chat With Allan Vermeulen of Amazon.com

Lewis & Clark’s Center for Entrepreneurship Presents the first in its series of Fireside Chats. In this inaugural chat, Michael Kaplan, managing director of the Center for Entrepreneurship, will talk with Amazon.com’s Allan Vermeulen about Vermeulen’s involvement in creating cloud computing and what it really means to be entrepreneurial, even in a very big company.

The event is free and open to the public.
January 30, 2014

Jazz at the Pavilion

“Jazz in the Pavilion” features Senior Vocal Performance Major, Cassie Beucherie, Randy Porter on the piano and Jeff Leonard playing Bass. The night will be filled with jazz standards. This event is FREE and open to the public.
January 30, 2014

Owyhee Canyonlands

Come explore this unique wilderness in eastern Oregon! Learn about the backpacking and whitewater paddling opportunities and ways you can help protect it. Lecture presented by College Outdoors and ONDA.
January 29, 2014

Wednesday Night Concert Series: Thomas McAulay

Campus Activities Board presents…
Thomas McAulay
Wednesday, January 29 - 8pm
Maggie’s
January 29, 2014

Chamberlin Lecture with Charlayne Hunter-Gault

Charlayne Hunter-Gault, journalist, renowned national correspondent, news anchor, and activist will share her personal and professional journey as a civil rights and social justice advocate over the last five decades.
January 29, 2014

Dixon Award Presentation by Taylor Wallau

Please join the English department for a presentation by 2013 Dixon Award winner, Taylor Wallau.  Taylor used the award to travel to Concord and Boston, Massachusetts to explore the connection between Ralph Waldo Emerson’s “moments” of transcendence and the places in which he experienced and wrote about them.  Taylor also visited various collections of Emerson’s works to examine these primary materials.
January 27, 2014

Spring Activities Fair 2014

Kick off the spring semester at Spring Activities Fair!

Reconnect with friends and L&C’s awesome student organizations!
January 24, 2014

Ghanaian Dance Demonstration

Interested in West African music and dance? Come and see an exciting performance by Lewis & Clark students and faculty on January 24th at 6:30pm in Evans Auditorium. 
January 23, 2014

Watzek Rocks

We are pleased to announce the 9th annual Watzek Rocks lineup! The Grouse and Daniela Jiménez will be rocking Watzek, January 23 at 4:30pm. Kick off the semester with us and show us your moves.