President Glassner has announced a $10 million bequest to Lewis & Clark from the late Fred Fields. The gift is the second-largest in the history of the college.

Students share how Lewis & Clark fulfilled their passion for international experiences.

Amelia Wilcox ’81 and other alumni discuss what makes Lewis & Clark special.

Isaac Holeman ’09 is a winner of the Top 11 in 2011 Innovators Challenge, which recognizes professionals who have used mobile technology in innovative ways to improve health systems and outcomes in remote areas of the world.

Greta Binford named Oregon Professor of the Year

Renewable energy expert Matthias Fripp B.A. ’99 is drawing on his extensive research and scholarship to participate in a 10-day, Oxford-style debate.

For the second consecutive year, Lewis & Clark ranks in the top five on the Peace Corps Top Colleges list—the only school in Portland to receive this honor.

Lewis & Clark faculty and alumni lift teaching to new heights

Millions of people watching the Super Bowl on Sunday, February 5, will see the work of Lewis & Clark student Remy Neymarc when they tune in to the big game.

Students offer their ideas about how to get a taste of the city in just one day.

The 10 biggest stories from Lewis & Clark this year.

An outstanding writer and selfless peer, Riley Johnson ’11 nabbed the 2011 Rena J. Ratte Award.

Parker Lewis ’08 wrote a recent crossword puzzle in the New York Times, drawing inspiration from his math degree and Peace Corps service.

Cycling advocate Kiel Johnson B.A. ’09 tells The Oregonian how he reinvigorated ridership among the city’s youth.

Dan West B.A. ’07 tells Outside magazine about the physics of kayaking down waterfalls and how extreme athletes are testing the limits of the human body.

Professor Katherine FitzGibbon is at the center of a growing musical movement that’s catching the attention of the Wall Street Journal.

Chris Sulages, Lewis & Clark’s head football coach, has been named the D3football.com West Region Coach of the Year.

In an editorial for USA Today, Lewis & Clark President Barry Glassner questions whether colleges are doing enough to “couple action with real academics” when it comes to sustainability.

With its focus on integrated sustainability, Lewis & Clark earned the top Oregon spot in Sierra magazine’s “Coolest Schools” list.

Lewis & Clark has one of the most beautiful campuses in the country, according to rankings from the Princeton Review.

Alumnus Nick Makanna will be showing his work at Breeze Block Gallery

Abby Broughton B.A. ’05, a top international rower, describes how Lewis & Clark influenced her athletic trajectory in this magazine feature.

Ben Waterhouse ’06 has received a select journalism fellowshipfrom the National Endowment for the Arts.

On Sunday, May 1st in Agnes Flanagan Chapel, family, friends and colleagues gathered to remember Professor Emeritus Dr. Joseph Ha.  Dr. Ha began his service at Lewis & Clark in 1971, and after leaving the college in 1997 he went on to work at Nike.  Condolences from the President of the Republic of Korea and the Korean Ambassador to the U.S. were part of the Celebration of Life held at 1 PM in the chapel.

This spring, Lewis & Clark students are claiming a bounty of national awards and honors in recognition of their academic excellence and commitment to global service.

Lewis & Clark top producer of Peace Corps volunteers in new ranking

A major text published by two Lewis & Clark literary scholars has been named to NPR’s list of The Year’s Best Outsider Fiction.

Adam Bradley B.A. ’96 sparked dialogue around the country with his groundbreaking publication The Anthology of Rap.

Forbes Magazine recently named Portland #4 in it’s latest ranking of most relaxed cities.  The ranking was based on factors that contribute to a less stressful life, including lower commute times, less hours spent in the office, and a healthier lifestyle.

Lewis & Clark is one of the top producers of Fulbright award winners in the country, with the third-highest acceptance rate among liberal arts colleges.