Lewis & Clark’s Career Accelerator, guided by Joe Hewa, aims to connect a liberal arts education to career aspirations through enhanced skills training and professional connections. Read on to learn more about this year’s accomplishments and the staffing changes that have been made to ensure student support.
The Psychology Department and IT Department invite all community members to join us for a brown bag lunch discussion on AI of Monk & Robot by Becky Chambers. The discussion will take place on Wednesday, July 22 from 12:30-1:30 p.m. in the Watzek Library Classroom.
Over the coming months, Lewis & Clark will be upgrading our campus phone system, transitioning from our traditional desk-bound phones to Zoom Phone.
To better protect our digital environment from the rise in calendar-based phishing and spam, Lewis & Clark Information Security has implemented a new security setting for Google Calendar.
It’s time to take solutions to the climate crisis into our own hands. Enjoy the company of others who are ready to race to save the planet.
Several people have joined our community, some continuing employees have taken on new roles at Lewis & Clark, and a few said farewell.
John Aney BA ’88 serves as a founding member and literary manager for the Rose City Stage Company, a Portland-based troupe dedicated to bringing classical theater to the community with a focus on content over concept.
Professor Lydia Loren is retiring from Lewis & Clark Law School after a remarkable 30-year teaching career.
After introducing thousands of students to legal writing, Professor Bill Chin, 1994 graduate of Lewis & Clark Law School is stepping down. He reflects on his remarkable career.
Oswald Huỳnh BA ’19, whose music explores memory, heritage, language, and identity, has been named a 2026 Guggenheim Fellow in music composition.
A new global study led by L&C biologist Tracy Burkhard finds that city animals tend to be bolder, more aggressive, more exploratory, and more active than their rural counterparts.
“Excellence and resilience in a fast-changing world” is the focus of the Law School’s strategic plan, with efforts to future-proof the school and ensure students’ success.
L&C seniors partnered with Portland’s Albina residents to respond to their environmental priorities, collecting and evaluating data on air quality, traffic safety, and the potential use of mass timber.
Two recent alumni have been awarded National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships and a third has received an honorable mention—national recognition that reflects the strength of faculty-mentored undergraduate research at Lewis & Clark.
Kick off your PNW Climate Week right! It’s time to take solutions into our own hands. Enjoy the company of others who are ready to race to save the planet. There is no better way to launch a week dedicated to our planet than by grounding ourselves in hope, strategy and community.
Students discuss their research projects during a series of talks on Tuesdays in June and July. Each presentation is 15 minutes, plus time for questions. There are generally three talks per session.
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Virtual Information Session and Q&A with Admissions
Students discuss their research projects during a series of talks on Tuesdays in June and July. Each presentation is 15 minutes, plus time for questions. There are generally three talks per session.
