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June 5Welcome to the College’s innovative core program for incoming first-year students. “We’re so pleased to have you join us,” states Paul Powers, Director of Exploration and Discovery
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May 7Professor Lydia Loren gets behind the camera and takes you to the offices of her fellow faculty colleagues for impromptu conversations about their current projects. If you ever wondered what a professor is working on while in their office, here’s your chance to snoop in and find out! -
May 4Hear directly from our students, staff and faculty members from the Spring 2013 semester in Cuenca, Ecuador. -
February 6Earthrise clients granted motion to intervene in Jackson County’s genetically engineered crop ban. -
February 9Life at Lewis & Clark provides ample opportunities for student growth. -
January 8Meet three of our dynamic professors.
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December 8As the holiday season is upon us, we reflect on the past year and on the photos that capture how it feels to be a Lewis & Clark Pioneer. -
September 30Summer internships prepare students for life after Lewis & Clark. -
August 5Meet four of our exceptional professors. -
June 26Grant-funded research by Lewis & Clark students and faculty is the focus of a new website. -
June 18Hundreds of alumni reconnect on Palatine Hill June 19-22. -
May 29Our student-athletes thrive while balancing athletics and academics. -
May 25As the capstone experience for graduating art majors, the Senior Art Exhibition represents more than just students’ studio art experiences. For students of the liberal arts, the exhibition is the culmination of diverse undergraduate careers, with work infused by lessons in philosophy, mathematics, music, and computer science. -
May 15At Lewis & Clark, more than 20 percent of the student body participate in one of 19 NCAA Division III sports. Students don’t compete for sports scholarships, or cut short their educations to go pro. Instead, our students thrive in an environment in which they can pursue athletics while fulfilling their academic potential.
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May 12
Lewis & Clark is a private college with a public conscience and global reach. Here you’ll work with some of the world’s most fascinating people and learn more about yourself in the process. In this video, students describe what they were looking for in a college and how they decided to enroll at Lewis & Clark.
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May 12After 38 years working in various offices across the Lewis & Clark campus, Associate Vice President for Campus Life Michael Ford is retiring.
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May 6Liliana Urbain ’14 is an English major from San Carlos, California.
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May 2At Lewis & Clark College, a living-learning community is a residential setting where all people share common interests and can explore those interests more deeply than is usually possible in a traditional dorm setting.
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April 25How does the surface chemistry of gold nanoparticles change when they are transferred into natural environments? Assistant Professor of Chemistry Ann Bentley and Keira Roberts ’15 investigate gold nanoparticles.
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April 25What role does a coating of titanium dioxide play in improving the capacitance of electrochemically deposited manganese oxide thin film?
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April 25How can we devise an artificially intelligent program to defeat top human players at the classical Asian game of Go?
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April 25Have residents of the Northwest practiced nature religion? If so, how do we track it and study it?
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April 25How did the emergence of early capital markets influence the distribution of land in Medieval England?
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April 25Do college-age adults who binge drink have different brain responses to alcohol images?
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April 25What is the economic and cultural significance of the mobile food movement? Bryan Sebok, Assistant Professor of Rhetoric and Media Studies, collaborated with three students to study the food carts of Portland, OR.
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April 25When Practice Doesn’t Make Perfect: Studying Preschooler’s Creative Problem Solving in a Museum Setting
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April 21Lewis & Clark students have named Assistant Professor of Mathematics Paul T. Allen, Teacher of the Year. The selection was announced April 16, 2014.
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April 18
In this video, Art major Rachel Wolfson describes her original work of art titled:
“Material Paintings”
Gouache on paper, archival pigment print mounted on dibond
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April 18In this video, International Affairs major Sita Fidler describes her thesis: “Defying the Superpower: A Decade of Deteriorating Relations Between the US and Ecuador.”
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April 18In this video, Chemistry and Math major Kyle Marcano describes his thesis: “Theoretical Investigation of the Structure of Light-activated Nanorods.”