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March 21Sports updates -
March 21Lewis & Clark’s national profile and strong academic reputation continue to garner the interest of a record number of applicants. -
March 21The Society for Classical Studies has awarded Associate Professor With Term in Humanities Gordon Kelly a 2016 Teaching Excellence Award for the teaching of classics at the college level. Associate Professor of Art History Dawn Odell has been awarded a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities. -
March 21Projects for Peace 2016 -
March 21Last fall, Kristina Dill BA ’16 became the latest Lewis & Clark graduate to earn a spot as a finalist for the internationally renowned Rhodes Scholarship. -
March 21Recap: Warren Symposium -
March 21Recap: Environmental Affairs Symposium -
March 21For the fifth year in a row, Sierra magazine has named Lewis & Clark one of its top “Cool Schools,” a list that honors America’s greenest colleges and universities.
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March 21For the fourth time in five years, U.S News & World Report has identified the college’s overseas study program as among the best in the nation.
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March 21Building on proven strengths in world languages and literature, overseas study programs, and interdisciplinary studies, Lewis & Clark has added a new Middle East/North Africa (MENA) studies minor. -
March 21Jennifer Pomeroy Fronk BA ’81 is Lewis & Clark’s newest member of the Board of Trustees. -
March 21Tribute to Professor Lloyd Hulse
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March 16Barry Glassner has informed the Board of Trustees that he is stepping down as president to focus his time and attention on his writing and his role as a public intellectual. -
March 16What if, in exchange for making a gift to Lewis & Clark, you could receive a stream of fixed payments for life; secure a charitable deduction for your income taxes; and benefit students and professors in lasting ways that mean the most to you?
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March 16The double value of charitable gift annuities -
March 16Washington, D.C. -
March 16The Lorry Lokey Faculty Excellence Awards help sustain Lewis & Clark’s commitment to recruiting, retaining, and rewarding outstanding faculty. -
March 16Homecoming and Family Weekend -
March 16Each year, the Lewis & Clark Board of Alumni honors members of the College of Arts and Sciences community for their outstanding accomplishments and service. -
March 16I came to America for all the cliché reasons. As a young boy growing up in Istanbul, America had assumed a dreamlike quality for me, culled from the eclectic set of American television shows selected for translation to Turkish. -
March 16In Memoriam -
March 16Shannon O’Leary, 39, assistant professor of physics, and her husband, Adam Clausen, 37, died in a car collision on December 26, 2016. -
March 16Mitch Towner BA ’09 -
March 16Sister Susan Rose Francois BA ’94 -
March 16Tamma Carleton BA ’09 -
March 16Harsha Abeyaratne BA/BS ’89 -
March 16Hester Turner -
January 24Chanpone Sinlapasai JD ’02 advocates for refugee rights and supports foreign-born victims of human trafficking and violent crimes. -
January 24Entrepreneurial students develop a promising kale-based waterproofing agent. -
January 24What are the best ways to enforce campaign finance laws? A team of political science researchers seeks to find out.
Galleries
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More than 1,400 people traveled from near and far to be at Lewis & Clark’s Homecoming and Family Weekend in October. We cheered on Pioneer football and volleyball; dined on clam chowder at the tailgate; watched Associate Professor Bryan Sebok’s award-winning documentary, Food Truck: The Movie; and recognized the legacies of Professors Peter Christenson and Herschel Snodgrass for their combined 61 years on Palatine Hill. In addition, current faculty spoke at Pioneer College sessions; we celebrated the new Athletics Hall of Fame inductees; and we welcomed three new members to the Board of Alumni.
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On November 15, Lewis & Clark hosted an alumni networking social in Washington, D.C. The event provided an opportunity for attendees to meet current students who were participating in the college’s off-campus study program in the capital and network with area alumni. Photos by Drake Sorey
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