Art in Action
Through street art, Samantha Robison BA ’08 helps marginalized and conflict-affected youth find their voice.
Featured Stories
A Dose of Law and Medicine
Laura Russell JD ’16 spearheads Oregon’s first medical-legal partnership (MLP) to address the social determinants of health.
Truck Tales
Associate Professor Bryan Sebok and his students serve up a new film about Portland’s lively food truck culture.
Not Just Fun and Games
Heads in the Clouds
Assistant Professor Jessica Kleiss and her students look to the clouds to improve climate change prediction.
Message from the President
Adventurous Learning
Every adventure in learning begins with the hope and goal of a successful outcome. At Lewis & Clark, we build that success with a community of people who are not only willing but well equipped to dare to try something new.
On Palatine Hill
Meet the 2016 Hall of Fame Class
Students and Recent Grads Win National Awards
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Congratulations, Graduates of 2016
Brodkin, Stumpf Named Top Teachers
Epifano Named Ratte Award Winner
New to the Board
NSF CAREER Award to Neuroscientist
Letters
Profiles
Operating ‘Microbreweries’ for Crops
In spring 1973, first-year student Paul Zorner ventured into the woods north of Lewis & Clark’s running track.
From Troubled Kid to Gifted Counselor
On her first day as a school counselor at Rowe Middle School in North Clackamas County, Oregon, Holly Thompson met a defiant seventh grader who would soon become one of her favorite students.
The U.N.’s Climate Change Communicator
On December 12, 2015, the final day of the historic Paris Climate Conference, French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius took the stage.
Alumni News
Class Notes, Fall 2016
This edition of Class Notes includes submissions through June 15, 2016.
Piopics
Reunion Revelry
Leadership
Scholarship Recognition Luncheon
Philanthropy Leadership Dinner
Mellon Grant to Support Teaching
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has underscored the primacy of teaching at Lewis & Clark with a $705,000 grant to strengthen and expand that expertise in the College of Arts and Sciences over the next four years.
Newly Endowed Fund Opening Doors to Internships
In Memoriam
Afterword
