The Office of Human Resources is excited to share that your employee benefits information has a brand-new home! The Benefits and Total Rewards website is now live and is designed to give you easier access to all the information and resources related to your benefits. The new website was designed and implemented by Benefits and Leaves Specialist Isi Avidan—HR’s newest employee.
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President Robin Holmes-Sullivan is among more than 300 U.S. college presidents to sign a public statement opposing federal interference that undermines our nation’s higher education institutions.
Andrew Saultz, an alumnus of L&C’s Master of Arts in Teaching program, begins his tenure on August 4.
The new collaboration will build a hub for education and economic opportunity within Portland’s redeveloped Lower Albina district to foster learning as a core value of the community and provide opportunities for Albina residents and Lewis & Clark students, staff, and faculty.
Lewis & Clark is excited to announce the launch of the annual President’s Staff Excellence Awards, dedicated to recognizing and rewarding the exceptional performance and significant contributions of our staff members. L&C employees are invited to submit nominations through May 1, 2025.
The award recognizes excellence in Humanities and Social Sciences research.
Congratulations to the 2025 Rev. Mark Duntley Award and Troy Ridenour Award student recipients!
Instructor of Japanese Satomi Newsome was named Lewis & Clark Teacher of the Year on April 16 for her commitment to student success.
The North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA) is an independent, nonprofit organization founded in 1966 to examine and critique U.S. imperialism and political, economic, and military intervention in the Western hemisphere. In an evolving political and media landscape, we continue to work toward a world in which the nations and peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean are free from oppression, injustice, and economic and political subordination.
Elliott Young is professor of history at Lewis & Clark College and the author of “Forever Prisoners: How the United States Made the World’s Largest Immigrant Detention System.”
The Tiffany Mills Dance Company, named for and headed by L&C’s visiting professor and 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.
Ben Olsen, assistant professor of physics, is establishing Lewis & Clark’s first Quantum Information Science and Engineering lab to probe how unusual types of matter behave at the subatomic level. But first he and his students have to build “The Apparatus.”
Claire Tonry ’09 is carrying on a powerful legacy of environmental justice. Her work was recognized with a prestigious award at the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference.
Nhân Hàn BA ’27 and Thoan Nguyễn BA ’27, with project manager Zoë Maughan BA ’19, curated a 15-panel, bilingual traveling exhibit highlighting stories from Vietnamese Portland: Memory, History, Community, an archive documenting experiences of Vietnamese Portlanders.
Lewis & Clark Law School’s Lawyering Program equips students with the essential skills required for effective legal analysis, writing, and advocacy. Emphasizing a student-centered approach, the program also gives students practical training through innovative course design.
Lewis & Clark’s Choirs and Orchestra join forces for an epic performance on Sunday, April 27, 2025 at 4:00pm in Agnes Flanagan Chapel.
The Lewis & Clark community (students, staff, and faculty) from all three schools are invited to join Greg Smith (retired GSEC faculty) and Andrew Mason for a free, weekly drop in Zen sitting session. All are welcome.
The Spring 2025 Gratitude Project will foster a culture of appreciation and connection on campus through mini Polaroid-style photographs.
The Lewis & Clark Department of Music present an evening of original student electronic music on Monday, April 28, 2025 at 7:30pm in Evans Auditorium.
Want to meet the students behind L&C’s marketing magic? Need a creative break to refuel with your peers and some free popcorn?
Come to Council Chamber for a celebration of the work of The Four Marketeers!
