Featured Stories
Return. Reflect. Reconnect.
Character Builder
Preacher and Doc
Message from the President
Individual Action, Collective Wisdom
On Palatine Hill
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Homecoming: Focus on Football
New Home, New Leader for Career Center
A Passion for Math and Chinese Drives Ratte Award Winner
Katie Keith, a mathematics major and a Chinese minor, received this spring’s Rena J. Ratte Award, the undergraduate college’shighest honor. A native of Bozeman, Montana, Keith embodies the award’s criteria of “a graduating senior who has pursued and achieved the utmost in excellence while attending Lewis & Clark.”
Congratulations, Graduates of 2015
“I believe there’s not a college in America that is more appropriately named for all the searches that we prize, that we love. You’re here, at Lewis & Clark, arguably, the quintessence of what works in American education … small liberal arts colleges. You all chose right!”
—Ron Suskind
Theatre Prof, Law Prof Named Top Teachers
Exploring Careers in Munich
Board Updates
Alan Finn Named CFO
Profiles
The Book Keeper
Natalie Garyet BA ’10 marries her passion for poetry with her devotion to cultural conservation.
New Hampshire’s School Psychologist of the Year
Kate Grieve Ed.S. ’09 champions the academic, mental, and emotional health of students from preschool through high school.
Alumni News
Class Notes, Fall 2015
This edition of Class Notes includes submissions through June 15, 2015.
Alumni Weekend 2015 Sizzles
Nearly 1,000 alumni, friends, and family braved Portland’s record-breaking heat to attend Alumni Weekend.
Leadership & Support
Philanthropy Leadership Dinner
On the Road President Visits Iceland
Scholarship Luncheon
Turning Knowledge Into Action: Internships as a Rite of Passage
In Memoriam
Friends of Lewis & Clark Remembered, Fall 2015
Honoring alumni, faculty, staff, and friends who have recently passed.
Afterword
Why should planet Earth care about (non-planet) Pluto?
Galleries
Alumni Weekend 2015 Sizzles
Scholarship Luncheon
Philanthropy Dinner
