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Foster a Culture of Belonging Campus Wide: Quick Study Toolkit
As part of L&C’s membership in CIC’s Belong community, our campus is able to access continued learning opportunities in the form of one-hour quick study courses! As the end of the semester approaches, now is a great time to take advantage of this free professional development opportunity from the The Association of College and University Educators (ACUE), if you register by May 15, 2025.
Belonging May Resource
A Belonging Network Resource from the Office of Equity and Inclusion: Poetry Collection
NYC-Based Dance Company In Step With L&C Students
The Tiffany Mills Dance Company, named for and headed by L&C’s director of dance, took part in a spring residency on campus, leading a series of community dance workshops and performing The Viola Trilogy alongside students.
Theatre Thesis Festival 2025
April 23 & April 25
We Should Bury It - 7:30pm
Every Brilliant Thing - 8:30pm
Company - 9:30pm
April 24 & April 26
On Fate - 7:30pm
Thom Pain (Based on Nothing) - 8:30pm
The Actor’s Nightmare - 9:30pm
Suhaila Meera Awarded 2025 ACLS Fellowship
Award Recognizes Excellence in Humanities and Social Sciences Research
Poet Joins Elite Ranks of Guggenheim Fellows
Corey Van Landingham BA ’08 has been named a 2025 Guggenheim Fellow, one of the nation’s most prestigious awards for creative and intellectual achievement. The fellowship will underwrite a yearlong poetry project that explores how isolation can sharpen both perception and imagination.
Festival of Scholars and Artists Celebrates Student Achievement
The annual Festival of Scholars and Artists returns for 2025 to celebrate the work of Lewis & Clark’s student body.
A Glowing Review of Tiffany Mills Dance Residency
Oregon ArtsWatch reviewed Tiffany Mills Dance Company’s Residency at Lewis & Clark in April 2025.
Final Watzek Arts Friday of the Year: Silent Disco
The last Watzek Arts Friday of the Year! Silent Disco on April 25th at 3pm.
Watzek Arts Friday- Poetry Reading
April is National Poetry Month! Come hear some of Lewis & Clark’s Senior poetry students read from their portfolios.
Fleabag: One-Act performance from Jasper Prodromou, ’25
Friday, April 11th, 6:30pm & 8pm
Saturday, April 12th, 1:30pm & 3pm
Tiffany Mills Dance Company Workshops
Tiffany Mills Dance Company offers five dance workshops, free and open to the public April 1st-5th.
Watzek Arts Friday
Students in the course “Gender and Aesthetic Expression” share their takes on visual culture, 50+ years after the publication of John Berger’s influential Ways of Seeing.
Exploring Self and Professional Identity
In their 2025 capstone presentations and gallery installation, Metamorphic, art therapy pre-professionals in their final year of the program explore the connection between their artist self and art therapist identity. The students will present their work on April 7 and April 14, both online and in South Chapel on the graduate campus.
‘Something Wicked This Way Comes’ to the Main Stage
This spring on L&C’s Main Stage, the theatre department presented a contemporary take on Shakespeare’s Macbeth, a mystifying and twisted tale that explores the relationships between human beings and the natural world through horror, humanity, and the uncanny.
Macbeth- Reserved Performance for Gender Studies Symposium
The March 7 performance is part of the 44th Annual Gender Studies Symposium at Lewis & Clark College.
Watzek Arts Friday: Macbeth Monologues
Arts@LC brings art out into the library with short performances in the Watzek Library atrium. This spring, Arts@LC has expanded beyond just first Fridays to bring arts programming to more Fridays!
3pm in the Watzek Library Atrium
Watzek Arts Friday: Tiffany Mills Dance Company
Arts@LC brings art out into the library with short performances in the Watzek Library atrium. This spring, Arts@LC has expanded beyond just first Fridays to bring arts programming to more Fridays!
3pm in the Watzek Library Atrium
Watzek Arts Friday: PAULS TOUTONGHI Reading
Arts@LC brings art out into the library with short performances in the Watzek Library atrium. This spring, Arts@LC has expanded beyond just first Fridays to bring arts programming to more Fridays!
3pm in the Watzek Library Atrium
Belonging Resource: Black History Month
Happy Black History Month! As part of L&C’s membership with the Council of Independent College’s Belong: Inclusive Learning Community, we wanted to share a few resources exploring the origins of observing Black history, its integration with American history, and its contemporary impact.
This (Anti)Valentine’s Concert Is Sure to Mend Any Broken Heart
The (Anti)Valentine’s Concert, an annual Lewis & Clark tradition, will feature the musical groups Cappella Nova, Kith & Kin, Community Chorale, Voces Auream, as well as several talented soloists. Come see this fun, lighthearted production on Wednesday, February 12, at 7:30 p.m. in Evans Auditorium.
From AI to Experiential Learning: Sign up for Free Belong Courses
As part of L&C’s membership with the Council of Independent College’s Belong: Inclusive Learning Community, faculty and staff are invited to enroll by February 15 for a series of free self-paced courses on cutting-edge topics.
Watzek First Friday
Watzek First Fridays expand to more Arts Fridays in February! LC Chamber Music String Trio kicks off the First Fridays for the year.
