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The annual Open Enrollment for Lewis & Clark employees to make changes to their benefits begins on Monday, February 23, and ends at 5 p.m. on Monday, March 9. -
A new space for Lewis & Clark’s Career Development Center was one of the capital projects in the budget approved by the Board of Trustees on February 20. -
Michael Lindblad M.A.T. ’96 is the 2015 Oregon Teacher of the Year. -
Lewis & Clark alumni play strategic roles in the fast-paced Portland mayor’s office. -
This year’s staff recognition lunch honored 57 staff members for their years of service and dedication to Lewis & Clark. -
Portland native Lorry Lokey provides $2 million gift to support outstanding professors at Lewis & Clark. -
Comings and Goings: Doug Erickson to leave Watzek Library. See the full list of new faces, new titles, and a few farewells. -
Here are stories, videos, and photos that attracted tens of thousands of visitors to our website in 2014. -
As 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. -
Have you met Lewis & Clark’s new Athletic Director Shana Levine? Get to know her in this Q&A. -
Because Thanksgiving happens this week, The Source canvassed faculty and staff across all three campuses to share their thoughts of gratitude. -
David Oehler is the new office administrator for Public Affairs and Communications. What does this mean for you? -
The October 31 board meeting welcomed two new trustees and highlighted several examples of innovation in action at Lewis & Clark. -
Hunter Franks B.A. ’08 founded the League of Creative Interventionists, a global network that uses creativity to build community. -
Alumnus David Howitt is using his law degree in a business capacity rather than practicing law in a traditional sense. -
Events at Lewis & Clark examine contemporary and historical issues. -
Dean of Students Anna Gonzalez was recently recognized for her outstanding work in higher education. -
The IT department is undergoing a reorganization in order to address the changing role of technology in higher education. -
The graduate school is celebrating 30 years of impact. Take at look at the seven things you didn’t know about the school’s history. -
Although Jennifer Johnson is new to the role of dean, she is not new to the law school community. -
Se-ah-dom Edmo works with Tribal leaders to address critical issues and strengthen sovereignty. -
This summer, several people joined the community, and a few said a fond farewell. -
The Welfare Intervention Network is improving its ability to identify warning signs of mental illness and disturbing behavior, and respond to crisis. -
Are you ready for the September Bike Commute Challenge? Get to know four of Lewis & Clark’s bike commuters. -
With master’s degrees in both art history and information studies, Visual Resources Coordinator Stephanie Beene helps meet faculty and student research needs. -
Lewis & Clark earns national recognition as one of Sierra Club’s top 5 sustainable schools. -
Everett Carter recently joined Lewis & Clark as the special collections and archives librarian. -
Lewis & Clark is one of the greenest schools in the nation, according to the Princeton Review. -
The Source caught up with Instruction Services Librarian Kate Rubick to learn about her expertise and cutting-edge developments in her field. -
Lewis & Clark students and alumni earn a record number of Fulbrights, among other prestigious awards.
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