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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.

Over the coming months, Lewis & Clark will be upgrading our campus phone system, transitioning from our traditional desk-bound phones to Zoom Phone.

Congratulations to the 2026 Student Life Awards recipients!

Macey, a national leader in environmental innovation, will oversee the launch of the cross-college initiative to prepare the next generation of leaders through real-world environmental collaboration, problem solving, and innovation.

Please take a moment to nominate a colleague who has excelled in their role. 

As the River Otter makes a big splash on campus, it’s time for our digital home to reflect our new identity. 

Over the next several weeks, hundreds of families and friends will celebrate the class of 2026. In order to be helpful stewards for our graduates’ visitors, faculty and staff are encouraged to wear their Lewis & Clark name tag and be familiar with the campus map and this essential commencement information.

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

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. 

The new OtterBus route will enhance service for the 2026-27 academic year, balancing student mobility, equity, community engagement, and fiscal responsibility. 

The certificate program approaches well-being from an integrated ecological perspective, teaching students how to work in and with nature using relational, somatic, verbal, spiritual, and artistic expressions.

This year’s symposium is titled Crumbling Pillars: The Age of Authoritarianism. Learn about some of the most pressing issues in international relations through a dynamic and engaging formats. All events are free. 

There are CAS campus trees that have critical defects defined by arborists.

Students, faculty, and staff at all three campuses are invited to meet our three candidates for director of the new Environmental Innovation Center—a three-campus center to be developed as part of the college’s strategic planning. 

Ten faculty from across the institution were honored this month at the second annual Presidential Faculty Excellence Award ceremony.