News
Navigating the Future Together: The Success of the AI Community Dialogue Series
Lewis & Clark hosted a successful Community Dialogue series on AI, bringing together students, faculty, and staff to explore the ethical and practical impacts of artificial intelligence on campus life.
$1.5 Million Grant Funds Public Humanities Initiative With Albina Vision Trust
“Face-to-Face” public humanities programs, funded by the Mellon Foundation, will bring Albina neighborhood residents, community partners, and L&C students and faculty together to address social justice, environmental justice, and cultural concerns.
President Holmes-Sullivan Receives Vision and Visionaries Award
The Vision & Visionaries award honors distinguished accomplishments and dedication to Cal State Fullerton alumni and friends.
Warren Joins Campus Compact Cohort, Expands National Reach for L&C Partnerships
Sarah Warren has been accepted into the 2026-27 Campus Compact Mid-Career Learning Community cohort. This opportunity brings together a diverse group of community engagement practitioners to collaborate, share learnings, and build networks.
Save Your Spot! Community Dialogues Series on AI
The President’s Office Community Dialogues initiative is working with the L&C AI Advisory Group to understand our community’s perspectives and direction when it comes to the future of AI on our campus. Join us!
Mastering the Most Human Skills
In an opinion piece in U.S. News & World Report, Robin Holmes-Sullivan, president of Lewis & Clark, suggests that amidst the rise of AI, a liberal arts education that “nurtures that which makes us human” is more valuable than ever.
An Unlikely Debate Stage
Inside the Oregon State Penitentiary, a group of Lewis & Clark students compete in a debate tournament that challenges assumptions about justice, communication, and community.
River Otter Makes a Big Splash as New Mascot
The river otter, beloved for its scrappiness, teamwork, and Pacific Northwest roots, is officially Lewis & Clark’s new mascot. The adorable, semiaquatic mammal emerged as the top choice among students, alumni, and employees.
The Year Ahead: Albina Colloquium + Community Partnerships
The Office of the President invites all L&C employees for a year of planning and programming in support of Lewis & Clark’s partnership with Albina Vision Trust. Please join the upcoming book + film discussion on Sept. 30 or Oct. 1. We also need to hear your ideas for projects by Oct. 17 for collaboration with residents in the newly opened Albina One apartment building.
Sarah Warren Appointed Executive Director of Community Partnerships
Warren, who assumes the new role on August 4, will spearhead Lewis & Clark’s historic partnership with Albina Vision Trust, as well as cultivate new institutional partnerships.
L&C Magazine, Spring 2025: On the Front Lines
The L&C magazine is published twice a year for alumni, parents, and friends of Lewis & Clark. As the institution’s flagship publication, the magazine strives to capture the vitality of our community through the lenses of alumni achievement, faculty teaching and research, student life, and institutional news.
President Holmes-Sullivan Joins Hundreds of College Presidents Opposing Undue Government Interference in Higher Ed
President Robin Holmes-Sullivan is among more than 300 U.S. college presidents to sign a public statement opposing federal interference that undermines our nation’s higher education institutions.
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President Robin Holmes-Sullivan
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Lewis & Clark
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