Around the World in 50 Years
The Lewis & Clark overseas study program celebrates its 50th year.
Featured Stories
Building Bridges to Careers
Lewis & Clark offers students an integrated approach to career and community service.
Understanding Innovation
A new workshop gives students the opportunity to explore the way innovators and entrepreneurs think.
Hoop Dreams, Enduring Lessons
The women’s basketball team, ranked in the top 10 nationally, advances further than ever before in the NCAA Division III Tournament.
Grandes Esperanzas | Great Expectations
Elena Garcia-Velasco MAT ’97, a transformative Spanish educator, is Oregon’s Teacher of the Year.
Message from the President
Active Learning
On Palatine Hill
Buzz
Technologies of the Future
PioSports
Law School Leaps Ahead in Rankings
Lewis & Clark Hosts Mayoral Debate
International Affairs Symposium
Gender Studies Symposium
Meeting Portland’s Counseling Needs
English Prof Wins Teaching Award
Fred Fields’ Generous Bequest
Profiles
To Catch a Technology Thief
Ken Westin BA ’99 developed technology that allows laptop and smartphone users to track their devices and capture photos of thieves.
Heeding the Call of Wilderness Protection
To our north is one of the Earth’s last wild places: the Canadian boreal forest. At 2.2 million square miles—nearly 60 percent the size of the United States—it’s one of the planet’s richest habitats.
Serving Up Fusion-Style Ramen—and More
Patrick Fleming BS ’92, Brannon Riceci BS ’92, and Tim Parsons BA ’91 create interesting one-bowl meals with exotic flavors at Boke Bowl.
Illustrating With Feminine Flair
Strolling through the streets and gardens of Tokyo, Chico Hayasaki stops to notice the silhouettes of flowering trees and a pink-orange cloud floating above the setting sun.
Alumni News
Births and Adoptions, Spring 2012
Births and Adoptions
