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Inside HigherEd

What stance should colleges and universities take around controversial issues? As Lewis & Clark President Robin Holmes-Sullivan told Insider HigherEd, “We really want our students and our faculty to have the opportunity to explore ideas and to be able to talk about those ideas.” If the institution promotes its own position, “it really does have a chilling effect.” After all, our mission is to deepen how well L&C students think, not to tell them what to think.

2024/11/20

KATU TV

Lewis & Clark Professor Pauls Tuotonghi’s novel explores the lives of two refugees, separated by time, geography, and political upheaval – yet brought together by a shared piece of music.  In this interview, he explains how his own family’s experiences shaped the writing process.

2024/11/19

ABC News

Mount Fuji, Japan’s iconic mountain, should be blanketed in snow by late October. But this year, record-low snowfall has left the mountain bare. Lewis & Clark Professor Andy Bernstein, whose book on Mount Fuji will be published in 2025, explains what this means in terms of climate change and cultural history.

2024/10/31