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Employee Comings and Goings

Several people have joined our community, some continuing employees have taken on new roles at Lewis & Clark, and a few said farewell.

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2026 Student Life Awards Recipients

Congratulations to the 2026 Student Life Awards recipients!

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From the Hill to the Stage: An Alum’s Mission to Revitalize Classical Works in Portland

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. 

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Lydia Loren

Professor Lydia Loren Retires

Professor Lydia Loren is retiring from Lewis & Clark Law School after a remarkable 30-year teaching career.

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Professor Bill Chin

Professor and alumnus Bill Chin Retires

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.

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Professor Brian Blum

Professor Brian Blum Retires

After 48 years of teaching, mentorship, legal scholarship, Lewis & Clark Law Distinguished Professor Brian Blum is retiring Spring 2026.

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Employee Comings and Goings

Two people have joined our community recently, some continuing employees have taken on new roles at Lewis & Clark, and a few said farewell.

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Left to right: Bodie Beaumont-Gould BA '26Ben David, and Alli Sanders BA '26

Ben David Named Teacher of the Year

Associate Professor of Art History Benjamin David was named Lewis & Clark Teacher of the Year for 2025-26.

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Rabasa Honored Again: Continuing the Legacy of Inclusion and Advocacy

For the second time in four years, Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies Magalí Rabasa has been recognized for her unwavering commitment to student advocacy and social justice.