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July 6Welcome to the College’s innovative core program for incoming first-year students. “We’re so pleased to have you join us,” states Maureen Healy, Director of Exploration and Discovery.
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March 8Earthrise filed a petition today on behalf of the Northwest Environmental Advocates (NWEA), the Northwest Environmental Defense Center (NEDC), and fish advocate, Bill Bakke, seeking to force Oregon’s Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to address the enormous backlog of administratively continued Clean Water Act permits, known as “Zombie Permits.” -
April 26Lewis & Clark Faculty are invited to join us this May for a week dedicated to effective use of technology in your teaching and research. We offer over fifty sessions with a mix of everyday topics, emerging trends and discussions on successful application. The Institute follows a conference format organized in tracks. Click here to register. -
February 6Earthrise clients granted motion to intervene in Jackson County’s genetically engineered crop ban. -
December 6Information Technology is pleased to announce our move to Zoom as our supported video conferencing tool for campus. Zoom replaces Fuze, and can offer a more stable and robust video conferencing experience than Skype or Google Hangouts. -
November 7
Lewis & Clark students bring ideas explored in the classroom to life in the lab.
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October 24The recipe for an award-winning documentary about Portland’s vibrant food truck scene? Take one experienced documentary film-making professor. Add two dozen students. Mix in 400 food trucks and carts. Stir consistently for 3 years. Serve at international film festival. Read the full story in the new issue of the Chronicle. -
October 1“The Soros Justice Fellowships fund outstanding individuals to undertake projects that advance reform, spur debate, and catalyze change on a range of issues facing the U.S. criminal justice system. The fellowships are part of a larger effort within the Open Society Foundations to reduce the destructive impact of current criminal justice policies on the lives of individuals, families, and communities in the United States by challenging the overreliance on incarceration and extreme punishment, and ensuring a fair and accountable system of justice.” -
August 22Meet four of our dynamic professors. -
March 28Lewis & Clark Faculty are invited to join us this May for a week dedicated to effective use of technology in your teaching and research. We offer over fifty sessions with a mix of everyday topics, emerging trends and discussions on successful application. The Institute follows a conference format organized in tracks. Click here to register. -
December 11In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the law school, we present interesting numerical facts about the school and its history, as well as thank those who have already given to our Centennial Campaign. -
November 25Earthrise law professor and attorney Allison LaPlante argues before Ninth Circuit court in a case, Center for Biodiversity vs. USFS, involving the California Condor in the Kaibab National Forest. -
October 2Summer internships provide Lewis & Clark students an opportunity to gain practical work experience in their fields of interest. -
August 14At Lewis & Clark you will discover the world—and find your place in it. -
July 27Our student-athletes share the keys to a Lewis & Clark education.
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April 17Students name Assistant Professor of Theatre Rebecca Lingafelter the Teacher of the Year. Watch her acceptance speech in this short video. -
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.