Lewis & Clark College News

Washington County Circuit Court Judge Gayle A. Nachtigal will be inducted Friday into the National Center for State Courts' Warren E. Burger Society during the organization's annual recognition luncheon in Washington, D.C. The Warren E. Burger Society honors individuals who have volunteered their time, talent and support to the organization in ...

Imagine the life of a woman subsistence farmer in the dusty outback of rural Zimbabwe.

Kris Kerstiens, a Lewis & Clark College graduate student, died on Saturday, Oct.

You may be aware of recent media reports about a deeply troubling incident at Lewis and Clark College.

Location: Portland, OR, 11/05/2009 Dimond High grad joins law practice Abby K. Miller has joined the law offices of Hoffman, Hart & Wagner in Portland, OR.

A graduate student at Lewis & Clark College has died of complicatinos from the swine flu .

PORTLAND, Ore. A Portland family never thought the H1N1 flu could affect them but now their 25-year-old son is gone.

A 25-year-old Lewis and Clark graduate student died from complications related to the H1N1 flu virus over the weekend.

County commissioners in both Washington and Multnomah counties on Sept. 21 unanimously chose Margaret Doherty to replace Larry Galizio in Oregon's House District 35.

The wedding of Miss Catherine Floyd and Dr. Steven Bailey was held on Saturday, June 27, at Lutheran Church of the Redeemer in Atlanta.

Cambridge Who's Who offers an online networking platform where members can establish new business relationships and achieve career advancement within their company, industry or profession.

OKEMOS - When Andrew Saultz and his wife were looking for a place to settle in mid-Michigan, they chose Okemos because of its school system.

John Kroger will review his first months as Oregon's 16th attorney general during a talk at the next Marion County DemoForum.

Sarcasm is a dangerous path to tread in a society that is increasingly humorless and increasingly given to finding objection in the slightest possible slight.

Here's what a Sunday afternoon in Portland can look like: Sun streaming in a church window.

This year's Animal Law Conference at Lewis & Clark College explored the links between animal law and other disciplines.

When the same kind of politics or world-view invades a small off-Broadway theatre group and a small Oregon student newspaper, I really get worried.

What was intended as a spoof article in a Reed College newspaper is turning into a nightmare for Reed College officials and the editor of a campus humor publication.

It was intended to be an inside joke, but now a college paper satire is accused of being anti-Semitic - and it's now getting national attention.

PORTLAND, Ore. - Student editors of a campus humor publication and the president of Reed College in Portland, Ore., are apologizing for a fake article that said students at nearby Lewis & Clark College killed all the Jews on their campus.